The information below is designed to provide you with general information about the Project 60 program as well as the course enrollment process for the upcoming semester. As a Project 60 student, you must attend the Course Enrollment Day to register for classes. The Course Enrollment Day will always be the Friday prior to the start of the upcoming semester. All students must be present to register for classes; students may not register for classes on behalf of another student. Students can register for classes at the downtown campus, East Center in Solon, or West Center in Westlake. Students taking graduate, law, studio art or applied music classes do not need to attend the Course Enrollment Day but must contact the department for special permission (please see the Special Permission section below for more information). Students may only be enrolled for classes that still have open seats on the designated enrollment day.

If Project 60 students are unable to meet these deadlines, Project 60 students can register for their classes during the first week of the semester. However, the Office of Treasury Services will charge all Cleveland State University students a $25 late fee if scheduling classes during these days. Any questions regarding fees should be directed to the Office of Treasury Services.

Project 60 students are required to pay any fees associated with enrolling for courses (i.e. lab fees, late fees). If you decide to drop a course which has fees attached, you must contact the Project 60 staff immediately. To receive a refund of fees after the semester has started, written proof from the faculty member stating that you did not attend the class and did not use any materials or resources will be required. Such proof may be in the form of an email to: project60@csuohio.edu. The removal of fees is on a case by case basis.

Special Permission

Students wishing to take the classes below should contact the department as soon as possible to provide adequate time to receive special permission. Students wishing to take the classes below do not need to attend the Course Enrollment Day. These academic departments will process your enrollment paperwork for you.

• Law classes: Contact Jean Lifter, Law School, 216.687.4557
• Studio art classes: Contact Jan Milic, Art Dept., 216.687.2065
• Applied music classes: Contact Toni Lovejoy, Music Dept., 216.687.5010
• Graduate classes: Complete the Graduate Course Enrollment Form and return to the Project 60 office in Rhodes West 210 no later than the registration date.

Spring 2010 Course Enrollment Day: Friday, January 15

Time: 9:00am-3:00pm
Location: University Library, first floor
Students can also register for classes at the East Center in Solon and the West Center in Westlake.

We advise students to schedule approximately one hour to register for your classes.

If you are not able to attend, we will also be open on Saturday, January 16, 2009 from 9:00am to 1:00pm with limited service. Students should go directly to the Orientation Office located in Rhodes West, 210 (next to Undergraduate Admissions).

Student may also register up to one week after the enrollment day with a $25.00 late fee added to their student account. Students should go directly to the Orientation Office located in Rhodes West, 210. The latest that a student may come to the office to schedule Spring classes is Friday, January 22 at 4:30pm.

The first day of the Spring 2010 semester is Tuesday, January 19. If you will be taking a Saturday course, the first day will be Saturday, January 16. The last day of classes is May 7.

CampusNet and Class Schedules

CampusNet is your personal and secure website containing all of your Cleveland State information. Through CampusNet, you can change your address or phone number, view your class schedule, forward your CSU e-mail, search for classes, pay your bill using electronic check or credit card, and much more.

Once on CampusNet, click on “CampusNet Guest” and search by the appropriate semester. Because all Cleveland State classes are only listed on CampusNet (no paper versions), individual assistance in selecting classes may be obtained at the in-person Course Enrollment Day. For your 7 digit CSU ID numberand CampusNet password, please contact Information Services & Technology (IS&T) at 216.687.5050.