Click to see Fall 2009 Classes in each Subject
Administrative Services      American Indian Education      Anthropology      Art      Arts, Humanities & Social Sci
Biology      Biometrics      Botany      Business Administration
Chemistry      Child Development      Chinese Studies      Communication      Computer Information Systems      Computing Science
Economics      Education      Elementary Education      Engineering      English      Environmental Science      Ethnic Studies
Fisheries      Forestry      French
Geography      Geology      German
Health Education      History
Industrial Technology      International Studies
Journalism and Mass Comm
Kinesiology
Liberal Studies Elem Educ
Masters of Business Adm      Math      Music
NR Planning & Interpretation      Native American Studies      Nursing
Oceanography
Philosophy      Physical Education      Physics      Political Science      Psychology
Rangeland Resource Science      Recreation Administration      Religious Studies
Science      Secondary Education      Social Work      Sociology      Soils      Spanish      Special Education      Special Programs      Statistics
Theatre, Film and Dance
Watershed Management      Wildlife      Women's Studies      World Languages and Cultures
Zoology
NOTE: A minimum of 35% of the total seats in lower division GE, remedial and MATH 115 courses are reserved for new incoming students. Any remaining seats will be made available to continuing students after 7:00 p.m., Friday, August 21.