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PRE-REGISTRATION GUIDE and WISH LIST
STEP 1 – Math
Readiness (C ore Area B & D)
Have you
met the math readiness requirements?
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550≥ SAT
ACT Score of 22+
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If you answered NO to all, you must take the
math placement exam to determine your math readiness.
Click here for more information on placement tests.
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MAT 009
or
MAT 101B*
*Placement test required |
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If YES to any, select an appropriate "D"
course from the list. Your advisor can assist you in this
decision. |
MAT 105D
MAT 120D
MAT 140D
MAT 152D |
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Completion of equivalent college level work
Prior learning credit for math |
If YES,
speak with an Academic Advisor |
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STEP 2 -
English Competency (Core Area C)
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SAT/Written score of 550+
ACT Score of 22+
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If NO to all SELECT |
ENG 104C |
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If YES to any SELECT |
ENG 100C |
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Completion of equivalent college level work
Prior learning credit for English |
If YES,
speak with an Academic Advisor |
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STEP
3 - Admitted into the
“GO” Program
GO is a
quality academic program for growth and academic opportunity at the
University of Southern Maine.
GO's focus is academic success and
support for all its participants.
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If
you are in the GO Program |
You will need to take: |
HRD 110
FRS 180 |
STEP 4 –
Entry Year Experience
The Entry
Year Experience Courses (EYE) are designed to help students in their
successful transition to college.
Students
can choose from any of the ten EYE course topics listed below. Each
course is an interactive,
collaborative, challenging, and engaging learning environment. Classes
are small in size which gives students a
chance to
get to know each other through learning activities.
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NOTE:
These courses are only offered to first year students so you will
not find them listed in the Course Search option.
Click here to view the schedule offerings of each section. |
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EYE _____ |
STEP 5 - Personal Exploration - HRD 110 - Choices, Changes and Careers
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Open to all students - The focus of this course is on
self and career exploration and the critical role of personal
decision making in identifying and pursuing fields of interest.
Learn to understand your own decision making process and the
factors that influence this process. |
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HRD 110
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STEP 6 –
Explore Major Interests
If you have
any area of interest/major in mind, take a few minutes to review
academic requirements for that
particular major. The Undergraduate
University Catalog is available on-line at
http://www.usm.maine.edu/catalogs/.
STEP 7 –
The Core Curriculum
All
students (regardless of major) must complete The Core Curriculum.
The
Core provides you an opportunity to explore interests and majors.
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Review the
list of Core courses being offered this fall.
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Identify 2-3 courses in
each “Area” that interest you.
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Transfer the courses that
interest you to the
Pre-Registration Worksheet.
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Bring the
Pre-Registration Worksheet with you to orientation to assist you in
the registration process.
STEP 8 –
Course Descriptions/Pre-requisites/Availability
To learn
more about individual courses and if you qualify to take them this
semester, visit the
Course Search feature on
MaineStreet.
If you have paid your $100 deposit, you will be able to log into
MaineStreet and access the registration feature.
You will need your User ID and Password to log in.
If you lost your Password, you can call the HELP Desk at
780-4029 for assistance.)
For the complete Reference Guide (PDF)
click here.
To get to
MaineStreet from the University of Southern Maine's home page
*Click on the Current Student Link*

*Select Login to Maine Street*

Enter your User ID which will be the name part of your email address
before the @ sign. (ex. firstname.lastname)
Enter your password and Click Sign In


Click on
to
go to the course search feature.
You can also view your Wish List and Class Schedule.

You must choose a course subject to search.
You will then get a list of all courses in that subject area being
offered. Make sure Term: Fall Semester and Year: 2008.

You will
see a list of all courses being offered in that subject. Scroll down to
the appropriate course.

If you
click on the light blue hyperlink next to Section, you will be able to view the course
description and pre-requisites. If there is no description listed, you
can check the University Catalog or contact the department.

Wish List
You can
create a Wish List for your semester classes. This feature allows
you to collect courses you would like to take and hold the information
in one place. If you find a class section you would like to sign
up for, click on the
and follow the
instructions. Do this process for each class and back up class you
would like to take. You can print this list and bring it with you
to Orientation. REMINDER: Putting classes in your
Wish List does not register you for those classes. You still need
to go through the registration process to add your classes.

Please print off a copy of your wish list or Pre-Registration worksheet
and bring it with you for your Orientation session.
By taking
the time now to review potential courses, you will be better prepared
for your registration session at Orientation.
For the complete Reference Guide (PDF)
click here.
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