We call this section "The Basics" based on the fact that some information is basic to all students.  This includes how to enroll, defining deficiency status and remediation methods, and campus resources available.  We encourage you to review the information on this page and, if applicable to you, discuss any resulting questions with your academic advisor.  Additionally, we encourage you to access our Frequently Asked Questions page for additional information.  Also be sure to access our First-Year Tips and Suggested Schedules for information pertaining to your major.
 

What is a Deficiency?

Students who are admitted to the University with ACT sub-scores (section scores) below 19 are considered deficient in that subject area.  According to the Regents Policy, all students pursuing a degree in the State of Oklahoma must remediate any deficiency within a time frame stated by the university.  Students who have deficiencies must remediate the deficiency as follows:

1. If a student has deficiencies in English, math, or science, the student may do one of the following:

A. Submit an ACT sub-score of 19 or above in the curricular area in which the deficiency exists. (ACT scores must be less than five years old.)

B. Take the Computerized Placement Test (CPT) and make the appropriate score in the curricular area in which the deficiency exists.  To learn more about the CPT exam, contact the Academic Support Center.

C. Take and pass the designated 0 - level course in the curricular area in which the deficiency exists. (0 - level courses do not count as college credit.)

2. To remediate the other deficiencies, the student must take an extra 3 credit hour college level course in the area in which the deficiency exists.

To learn more about deficiencies, view our Deficiency Tutorial.
To view the tutorial, you must have Windows Media Player installed on your computer.  Click here to download the player.  

How to Enroll via the Internet

 Click here for printable instructions on web enrollment

1.       Go to the Website: http://uconnect.ucok.edu 

2.       In the Secure Access Login window, enter your user name and password.  Your password is your 6-digit birthday (mm/dd/yy).  Click Login. 

-If you do not know what your user name is, click on the blue link  "What is my user name and password" in the middle of the screen. 

3.       Scroll down the page and locate the "Registration Tools" menu (under the "My Account" menu).  Click on the link "Look Up Classes." 

4.       In the "Search by Term" pull down menu select the term in which you would like to enroll.  When your term is selected, click "Submit."   

5.       Fill in desired criteria to search for a class.  (Picking a subject and putting in the course number will show you all times offered for that course.  Click on "Class Search" to search for classes on the on-line schedule.  Leave the rest of the criteria blank.)  Put a check in the box to the left of the desired class time and hit "Register" at bottom of screen.  After registering, the class or classes you have chosen should be listed with a “web registered” message.  There will be an “error” message if you were not able to enroll for that class. If there is an error, write its description down and see the appropriate office for assistance.  Once you have successfully registered, click the "Class Search" button to enroll in additional courses. 

6.       To check your fee statement, click on the "Student and Financial Aid" menu tab near the top left corner of the page.  Next, click the "Enrollment/Registration" menu link.  From there, click on "Registration Account Summary."   

7.       After you successfully enroll in your classes, be sure to print out both your schedule and fee statement.  You may want to print out the "Student Detailed Schedule" from the "Enrollment/Registration" menu as this has the most information.   Log out by clicking on "logout" in the top right corner of the page.

     8.       Please visit our main website at www.ucok.edu.  There you will find the answers to many of your questions and have access to most school services.

To learn more about enrolling, view our How to Enroll Tutorial.
To view the tutorial, you must have Windows Media Player installed on your computer.  Click here to download the player.

Campus Resources/Numbers

The following resources are available to assist you in the advisement process.  Select a link for more information.

• Listing of Advisors and Assigned Majors (includes contact info)
• GPA Calculators
• Transfer Guides (for transferring courses to UCO)
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Academic Policies and Procedures
• Undergraduate Catalogs
• Forms

Additionally, the following information is offered to connect you with the appropriate departments that can answer your non-advisement related questions: