Some classes require that you take one or more other classes first. Consult the course descriptions in the Lane catalog to see the prerequisites for any class you plan to enroll in this term. If you try to register for a class that has a prerequisite that you have not completed, you will see the following error message in ExpressLane: “ PREQ and TEST SCORE-ERROR.
Each endorsement area has specific prerequisite requirements. Endorsement prerequisites are those courses required for endorsement in a certain subject, but need to be completed outside the MIT program.
Requirements or coursework that must be completed prior to or in conjunction with enrollment in a particular course. If students have not taken the appropriate requisites, they may be required to withdraw from the course.
Many senior-level courses require a knowledge of the material covered in junior or other senior courses. Prerequisites ensure that a student has the required background to successfully complete the course. Students who have fulfilled the prerequisite by completing an equivalent course at another post-secondary institution should complete the Prerequisite Waiver Declaration Form so their course registration can proceed without delay.
Course credits you need to have before you will be allowed to take certain courses. Consult a course calendar or talk to an advisor about which prerequisites you need.
Courses that must be taken before certain other courses may be taken. For instance, a course in algebra is often a prerequisite for a course in geometry.
courses necessary to successfully complete before taking a specific higher-level course.
Requirements which must have been completed before a student is permitted to take a chosen course.
The minimum requirements an applicant must satisfy to be considered for entry to a particular course. This may include, for example, Year 12 subjects completed to a specified level of achievement, a portfolio or audition, employment, or a completed qualification such as a diploma.
PREREQUISITES: a prerequisite is the modular course/s a student is required to take in order to register for a succeeding modular course. In the case of each course, the department concerned will specify the prerequisites, that is, the entry requirement.
Prerequisites are the requirements to be met before a paper or course may be taken. Most papers beyond 100-level have particular prerequisites. If you have not completed a prerequisite for a certain paper you are not normally permitted to enrol in that paper. Being aware of prerequisites and degree structure is vital to the successful planning of your degree. Some papers have a prerequisite in another subject. For example, you may not enrol in the Zoology paper ZOOL 222 Animal Evolution unless you have passed BIOL 111 Biology of Cells and BIOL 112 Biology of Animals. Some papers also have what are called corequisites. If you have not already passed the corequisite, you must take it at the same time as your other paper.
A prerequisite is a condition that must be met before a student can enroll in a course. The prerequisite can include a specific skill level (a minimum ACT, SAT or basic skills test score) or the completion of a specific course, called a prerequisite course. For example, Nursing I is a prerequisite for Nursing II.
Means that a student must complete the requirement, a COMPASS and/or ASSET test score and/or a class, in order to demonstrate readiness for a particular class. The class schedule will list the prerequisites, if any, for the classes.
Specified conditions; i.e., placement test scores or another course(s), which must be completed prior to enrolling in a particular course.
These are specific Year 12 subjects which you must have completed before you are allowed to enrol in some university courses. You should be aware of any prerequisites you require (which are listed beside each course), and make sure you choose subjects you may need in Years 11 and 12.
Programs or courses that a student is required to complete before being permitted to enroll in a more advanced program or course.
Requirements that must be completed before enrollment in a particular course. The instructor may waive a prerequisite.
Courses, test scores, and/or grade level that must be completed before taking a specific course.
Courses which must be passed before the course in question can be taken.