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on October 15, 2018

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Can I...Should I... S/NC a class?

You may have heard about the option to change the grading basis of your currently enrolled classes from a letter grade to S/NC. The S indicates Satisfactory. The NC indicates No Credit. If you S/NC the course and would have received a C grade or higher in the course, your "grade" will show on your transcript as S and you will receive the units for the course. If your grade would have been a C- or below, your "grade" will show on your transcript as NC and you will receive no units for the course. Neither an S nor an NC impact your UCR GPA. Below, please see details about eligibility, as well as tips to determine if this might be the right course of action for you. The deadline to submit the request at myforms.ucr.edu is NOON on Friday of Week 8. Can I request to S/NC any of my current courses? You must be in good standing! If your current status is Probation or Subject to Disqualification, then the S/NC option is not available to you this quarter

Peer Mentor Presents: Managing Stress During Remote Learning Through Self-Compassion (written by students for students)

Thank you to Melanie Mooangprang for sharing today's Peer Mentor Presents with us. Read below for great tips, strategies, and encouragement! Peer Mentor Presents: Managing Stress During Remote Learning through Self-Compassion: Be Kind to Yourselves As a college student experiencing remote learning, I can admit that it has been challenging to adjust and manage multiple responsibilities under an overwhelming amount of stress. Whether these stressors are from unexpected living circumstances, trying to upkeep your mental health, or struggling to find your right path, it is still important to take care of yourselves even when it may seem difficult. I can also attest to having days where it was difficult for me to stay focused and I felt “burnt out” in many realms of my life, including school. Although this is the case not only for me but for many students alike, I find it important to find some time for yourself to explore the best ways that you can attend to your own needs th

19W Registration Instructions (Please read thoroughly to ensure your registration isn't delayed!)

You might be thinking about the fantastic Halloween costume you're rocking, or the mid-terms which you just completed (or which are still lurking around the corner). However, it's also time to start thinking about registering for next quarter's classes! Please refer to the UCR Academic Calendar for exact dates and deadlines for the Winter 2019 quarter. (Even though we're in the 2018 Fall quarter, we look ahead at the Winter 2019 schedule because that's the quarter for which registration is about to open). Steps to register: 1. View your Time Ticket. Log into R'Web and select the Student Profile icon, on the upper right side of the page, click on the Registration Notices tab (pictured below). Under the Time Tickets section, the From date is when your enrollment window opens- your first opportunity to begin registering for 2019 Winter classes. Please note that the maximum units you can enroll in until second pass/makeup enrollment begins is

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