Course Planning

UNH course planning resources help students choose classes, fulfill requirements, and stay on track for timely graduation. 

 

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Planning Tools

Academic Catalog

Degree Audit Tools

  • Track and review requirements needed for degree completion by logging into Webcat.

Course Schedule

Calendars & Important Deadlines

 

Academic Advising & Planning Tips

Academic advising is a vital part of the university experience, advisors help students make informed decisions about course selections, majors, and long-term goals.

Planning TipsInstructions
Lookup assigned academic advisor in Webcat or Degree Works
  • Login to Webcat: Select Student Records, View Major and Advisor, and Current Term.
  • Login to Degree Works: Assigned academic advisor is displayed in the top section of the degree audit.

    For additional assistance, students should contact the academic department for major program of study.

Meet with assigned academic advisor to review course planLookup academic advisor contact information and reach out to schedule an appointment. UNH Faculty/Staff Directory.
Considering a change of major/program?Don't wait until registration time. Students should contact assigned academic advisor early when considering a change of major/program.

Additional Academic Resources

 

 

Course Instruction Modes

A course instruction mode, also known as modality or delivery method, refers to how a university course is delivered to students. It describes the format and location in which instruction takes place, and it impacts how students interact with instructors, classmates, and course materials.

UNH course instruction modes include the following:  

Course Instruction ModeDescription
In Person/Face-to-Face (IPFF)Students attend the course in-person and on campus during scheduled meeting days and times. Online course material may be included but does not replace any scheduled meetings. 
Hybrid/Blended (HYBL)Students attend the course in a blended format including online instruction and some scheduled meeting days and times in person/on campus. 
Online Asynchronous (ONLA)Students attend the self-paced course online through video conferencing tools with no scheduled meeting days and times. Proctored exams may require a scheduled meeting.  
Online Synchronous (ONLS)Students attend the course online at scheduled meeting days and times through video conferencing tools. Proctored exams may require a scheduled meeting online or in-person.