How To Video Tutorials - Student Success

Join us as we walk through the online registration system. First, we'll find the registration tile in MyNMU (0:05). From there, we will search for a course (0:55), add a course to your schedule (1:50), and register by CRN (2:31).

Let's explore more of the registration system. We begin by using the wildcard (%) function (0:00), followed by utilizing the advanced search (2:16), searching for web courses (3:03), and dropping a course from your schedule (3:58).

To drop all courses in any given semester, please contact the Dean of Students Office.

During this tutorial, we show a few of the common errors you may face when trying to register for courses. We start by discussing how to waitlist a course (0:00) and go on to explore Time Conflict errors (1:39), Linked Course errors (2:52), and Reserved Closed (FYE) errors (3:39).

You can find the date the waitlist will end on the Registrar's website.

Here are some other common errors you may encounter when registering for courses.

In this video, we'll navigate to MyNMU and show you some of the common tiles, how to edit the tile layout (1:19), and where to look if you cannot find the tile you are looking for (1:31).

Follow along as we cover the basics of the NMU Catalog. We'll look at where to find the requirements for the general education program (0:40), majors (1:19), concentrations (2:28), other required courses (3:27), minors (4:00), and electives (4:51).

In this video, we examine the DegreeWorks degree evaluation and discuss degree progress (0:51), General Education requirements (2:01), and graduation requirements (3:20).

Continue to explore DegreeWorks with us as we dive into major requirements (0:05), other required courses (0:25), major concentrations (0:44), minor requirements (1:22), and general electives (1:35).

Thinking about changing your major? In this DegreeWorks video, we'll show you how to run a What-If degree evaluation to see how your current credits would look in your new major.

Wondering what else you need to do to finish your degree? Check out our video on the General Education Program and Graduation Requirements.  We start by going to the NMU Catalog (0:11), finding the General Edcuation Requirements page (0:33) and then diving into each of the seven General Education components: Effective Communication (EFFC) (1:32), Quantitative Reasoning and Analysis (QUAR) (1:52), Social Responsibility in a Diverse World (2:13), Integrative Thinking (INTT) (2:34), Human Expression (HUME) (2:56), Perspectives on Society (PERS) (3:15), and Scientific Inquiry (SCII) (3:40).

We then proceed and explore each of the four Graduation Requirements: Laboratory Science (LAB) (4:34), Global Citizenship (GCIT) (4:43), English Competency (COMP) (5:14), and Mathematics Competency (MATH) (5:49).

Finally, we conclude the walk-through by examining double counting (6:01) and the associated rules (6:36).