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BEFORE YOU REGISTER |
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Please review your course listing. If you have not been admitted to an SPU graduate program and wish to enroll in a 6000-level course, you will need special approval from the school offering the course. |
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Please double-check the information regarding how to register for your course and the applicable refund information should you choose to withdraw. Click here to find withdrawal information. |
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COURSE NUMBERS |
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| 1000-4999: |
Undergraduate Courses |
| 5000-5999: |
Graduate-level professional development for students seeking professional improvement and personal enrichment |
| 6000-6999: |
Master-level courses |
| 7000-7999: |
Doctorate-level courses |
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Courses at the 5000 level cannot be used to satisfy undergraduate degree requirements, but may be used in graduate programs if approved by the advisor. Additional program restrictions on uses of 5000- and 6000-level courses in specific degree programs may apply. All course credits are quarter credits. |
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COMPUTER REQUIREMENTS |
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- Requires regular access to at least a Pentium PC or Apple G3 (both 266 mhz minimum), 128 mb RAM, 300 mb free hard drive space, 16x CD-ROM drive, sound and video cards, Real One Player and Flash 6 Plug-in (both from CD-ROM) and personal Internet connection.
Must be able to run latest version of Microsoft Internet Explorer.
- Must have access to an IBM/PC or Macintosh computer with CD-ROM, access to a printer, 5 mb available hard drive space and 32 mb RAM. IBM/PC version requires Windows 2000 or newer, Mac version requires System 7.0 or newer.
- Requires regular access to at least a Pentium PC or Apple G3 (both 233 mhz minimum), with modem, printer, CD-ROM drive and personal Internet connection. Must be able to run latest version of Microsoft Internet Explorer.
- Must have a personal Internet connection and email account. A 14.4 bps or higher modem is also required.
- Requires regular access to at least a Pentium PC or Apple G3 (both 486 mhz minimum), 150 mb free hard drive space, 24x CD-ROM drive and at least a 28.8k modem.
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REGISTRATION METHOD I |
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Registration for Courses Requiring On-Site Registration During the First Class Session |
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Almost all off-campus courses listed in this bulletin require calling a contact person to preregister for the course. Registration for credit or clock hours will occur on site at the first class session. Please call the contact person listed in the course description or follow the directions given. Do
not fill out the registration form in this bulletin. During
the first class session, you will officially register for SPU credit(s) or clock hours. If you have any questions about the class, or your preregistered status, please call the contact person listed in the course description. |
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REGISTRATION METHOD II |
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Registration for Distance Learning Courses |
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We encourage you to register early for distance learning courses so you can obtain materials in a timely manner. Payment in full is required for all distance larning courses at the time of registration. You may register by phone, fax, mail or in person. |
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Phone: Call 800/482-3848 with
complete registration information and Visa or MasterCard number.
Only registrations for distance learning courses are accepted
via phone. |
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Fax: Fax your completed registration
form to the School of Education with Visa or MasterCard information
to 206/281-2271. |
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Mail: Mail your completed registration form with payment to: School of Education, Continuing Education, Seattle Pacific University, 3307 Third Avenue West, Suite 209, Seattle, Washington 98119-1950. Additional registration forms can be downloaded from our Web site at www.spu.edu/connection with Adobe Acrobat Reader. |
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In Person: Register at SPU in Student Academic Services (SAS), Demaray Hall 151. SAS hours are Monday-Wednesday, and Friday, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., and Thursday, 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. |
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In most cases, distance learning course prices do not include course materials. Shortly after you register, a course syllabus and study guide will be mailed to you. The study-guide packet will include a listing of all materials needed for the course and instructions on how to order them from the SPU Bookstore or other sources. For some courses, you will lease a set of video tapes. Information on leasing the tapes will also be provided when you register for the course. |
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Registration and Course Completion Deadlines for Distance Learning Courses |
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You may register for a distance
learning course at any time. However, to be registered and
receive credit for spring Quarter you must register between
November 16, 2004 and February 15, 2005, unless otherwise noted.
Registrations received after February 15, 2005, will register
you for that course in Spring Quarter 2005.
Unless otherwise
indicated, the distance learning courses listed in this bulletin
must be completed within one year. The course completion
time is given in each course's description in this bulletin. For all yearlong
courses, spring Quarter 2005 registrants must complete the work by February 15, 2006. If you do not complete a yearlong distance learning
course within one year of registration, you will receive a permanent "N" on your transcript, which means "in progress." The "N" does
not affect your GPA. Be sure to check your course syllabus for more specific
assignment due dates and course completion deadlines. |
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REGISTRATION METHOD III |
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Directions for Registering for Courses That Do Not Require Contacting a Designated Individual by Phone to Register |
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Mail: Complete the registration form and send to: School of Education, Continuing Education, Seattle Pacific University, 3307 Third Avenue West, Suite 209, Seattle, Washington 98119-1950. |
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Fax: You may fax your completed registration form to 206/281-2271. |
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In Person: In-person registration is available for all students without an appointment. Students should go to Student Academic Services (SAS), located in Demaray Hall, Room 151, to have their registration form and payment processed. SAS hours are Monday-Wednesday, and Friday, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., and Thursday, 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. |
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