Students will be able to select all spring-semester precepts and lab sections directly in SCORE during course selection, University Registrar Polly Griffin announced in an email to the student body on Monday. This new enrollment system, which was piloted the past two semesters, will be instituted for all courses next semester.
The new enrollment system is intended to more efficiently centralize student information, course evaluations, calendaring and other administrative functions, University Spokesperson Martin Mbugua told The Daily Princetonian in October. Blackboard, which was previously used to schedule precepts, will remain in use but will no longer handle section assignments.
The SCORE enrollment system will update student schedules in real time and take schedule conflicts into consideration, which Blackboard did not do.
"Our feedback from the pilot indicates that you will find the centralized enrollment function to be straightforward and friendly," Griffin stated in the email.
Course enrollment for the 2013-14 spring semester opens for seniors on Wednesday.
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