How to: Look Up Classes
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To look up classes at myESU portal, you sign in and go to the Registration Tools box to access the Look Up Classes tool. You select a term, subject, and optionally other criteria before clicking Class Search to view matching class listings. You can click on class CRNs or names for more detailed information like prerequisites or catalog entries to ensure you meet requirements before registering.
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How to: Look Up Classes
- 1. How to: Look Up Classes
- 2. Step 1 Sign into myESU portal and click on the Students tab
- 3. Step 1 & 2 Go to the Registration Tools Box Select Look Up Classes
- 4. Step 3 & 4 Select a term from the drop down list Click Submit
- 5. Step 5 You must select a subject. The other selections are optional.
- 6. Step 6 Scroll down to the bottom of the page and select Class Search.
- 7. Step 7 Scroll down until you find the class you’re looking for.
- 8. Step 8 If you want to read more information on the class click on the CRN number.
- 9. Step 9 This is the class schedule listing. Click on Class Name for more information, such as prerequisites and requirements.
- 10. Detailed Class Information Take notice that there is a prerequisite for this class. If you have not completed this prerequisite you will not be able to register for this class.
- 11. Catalog Entry Go back to the class schedule listing. Click on View Catalog Entry.
- 12. Catalog Entry This is the catalog entry. For more information please e-mail the professor.