With everyone still trying to navigate Workday, planning your fall class schedule can feel like just one more thing to stress about. But don’t worry, as registration approaches, the editors of Student Life are here to share some of our favorite classes to help make your decision a little easier!

After over 30 years of usage, WashU is moving on from WebSTAC. WebSTAC, a software used for housing, billing, and course registration, will be replaced by Workday Student in time for fall 2025 registration. The switch to Workday is being carried out through a project called Student Sunrise.

This week, WashU students are picking their courses for the Fall 2024 semester. While they may be last-minute, we hope that our Student Life editorial staff recommendations can help you make final scheduling decisions.

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Although it may be tempting to wait until late the night before to open course listings for the first time, make sure you have your registration worksheet set and ready to go.

Our Editorial Board has gathered a list of courses available next Spring semester that we have taken and recommend in order to provide a reference for those struggling to fill their registration worksheet.

I’m a student in the College of Arts & Sciences and I just quit a really big time suck activity. Now that registration is here I don’t know what to take.

It’s that time of year again! Time to perfectly line up your classes, check your registration time and realize you have some reorganizing to do.

It’s that time of year again! The sun is finally shining, the birds are chirping and emails from Dean Jen Smith are hitting your inbox with reminders about registration.

Staff picks for your Spring 2018 schedule. History of Jazz, anyone?