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Fall 2020 Schedule of Classes


July 15, 2020


Dear University of Maryland Students:

We hope you and your family are doing well.
 
We are pleased to announce that updates to the delivery methods for Fall 2020 course offerings have been completed. Please carefully read the details in this message for information about your course schedule.
 
1. Check your Student Schedule to view the delivery method for each of the courses for which you are currently registered. Courses are offered face-to face, blended, or online.
  • Face-to-Face: The class meets together, physically on campus for all class meetings. This appears with the following text on your Student Schedule: "This section is face-to-face."
  • Blended Learning: The class meets both in-person and online. This appears with the following text on your Student Schedule: "This section is blended."
    • Most blended courses meet together, physically in a classroom on some days and online on other days, as noted on the Schedule of Classes.
    • In a few blended courses, the class will be divided into smaller groups that alternate between face-to-face and online participation, such that on any given day, one group participates face-to-face while the other group simultaneously participates online. In such cases, your instructor determines when each group will meet face-to-face versus online. These courses are indicated by the following note on the Schedule of Classes: "Alternating face-to-face/online class meeting. Please see instructor for details."
  • Online: The class meets online in one of three ways: synchronously, asynchronously, or a combination of both. This appears with the following text on your Student Schedule: "This section is online."
    • Synchronous - instructor meets with all students at a specified day and time, which will be reflected on your student schedule and also in the schedule of classes.
    • Asynchronous - instructor provides content for students to review on their own, which will be reflected as ?TBA? on your student schedule and also as such in the schedule of classes.
    • Combination - includes synchronous and asynchronous instruction which will be reflected as noted above.
 
2. If you need to make changes to your schedule, you have the option of searching for courses by delivery method when you access the Schedule of Classes.
Course Delivery Method
Undergraduate Students
Changes to your schedule could impact progress toward your degree. You should check your uAchieve degree audit, 4-Year Plan, and your major/minor webpage for advising information. If you still have questions, consult your academic advisor directly or click here to view your Advising College contact information.
 
Graduate Students
If you need assistance with your schedule, please contact your Graduate Program.
 
International Students
Please refer to International Student & Scholar Services for the latest information on international student requirements.
 
3. Review Fall 2020 Course Information on the Office of the Registrar?s website for additional information about your Student Schedule and the Schedule of Classes.
 
4. Check the following FAQs for information related to billing and other pertinent information.
Please be mindful that, while every effort has been made to have all course delivery method changes in place by July 15, changes may still occur after this date. In those cases, the Department offering the course will notify students of the change.
You may also refer to the following links for additional information related to the fall term:
With best wishes for a healthy and successful Fall 2020 semester.
 
Adrian R. Cornelius
University Registrar

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Spanning 12 schools and colleges, Maryland offers more than 300 degree-granting programs, many of them ranked among the best in the country. Our faculty includes two Nobel laureates, three Pulitzer Prize winners, 58 members of the national academies and scores of Fulbright scholars. And our students, who include the highest achievers in the state and nation, enjoy experiences unique to our location just outside the nation’s capital, including internships, research, and leadership and service opportunities.

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