Class Finder Results Page
Status
The Status column indicates the enrollment status of each section. Each section status is color-coded green, yellow, and red to represent enrollment and are listed below.
|
STATUS |
DESCRIPTION |
| ADD CODE (yellow) | Class has begun and requires an
instructor's authorization (add code) to enroll in the section. Students may attend the first class meeting to try to obtain an add code. |
| CANCELLED (red) | Class has been cancelled. |
| CLOSED (red) | Class has passed the census date. It is too late to add the section. |
| ENDED (red) | Class has ended. |
| FULL (yellow) | Class is full; or Class has reached the maximum enrollment for a cross-listed section; or Class is full, has not started, and has no waitlist; or Class is full and waitlist is full. |
| OPEN (green) | Class is available for enrollment (seats available) prior to the start of class. |
| RESTRICTED (yellow) | Class requires prior approval to enroll. Refer to the “Course Description and Additional Information” for more information. |
| WAITLIST (yellow) | Class is closed/full and has a waitlist available prior to the start of the class. |
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CRN
The CRN column indicates the "Course Reference Number" assigned to each section of a course. A CRN is a 5-digit number that is entered in your MySolano to register for classes. For Steps to Register click here. Each term/session is assigned a unique starting number as noted below. When multiple terms are available in a registration cycle, it is important to enter the correct CRN assigned to the term the student wishes to enroll. Students who have received an add code from the instructor to register after the course has begun must first enter the CRN and then submit the add code (4-digit number).
CRN numbering assigned to term:
- 1#### = Spring semester
- 6#### = Summer session
- 8#### = Fall semester
Unit(s)
The Unit(s) column indicates the credit or unit value of each section of a course. Credit courses vary from 0.5 to 16.0 units. For a full semester section; One unit of lecture equals one hour per week; One unit of lab equals 3 hours per week. To be considered full-time, in the Fall or Spring semester, a student must be enrolled in 12 units. 9 units is considered full time for Summer. For each unit of lecture an additional 2 hours of study time outside of class is recommended for student success.
Example of units and hours of study per week for a full-time student enrolled in 12 units:
12 hours class time + 24 hours study time (2 per unit) = 36 hours per week
Non-credit courses are listed with a value of 0.0 units.
The Days column indicates the days of the week that the section will have scheduled meetings. Abbreviations for days of the week are listed below.
M=Monday; T=Tuesday, W=Wednesday, R=Thursday, F=Friday, S=Saturday; U=Sunday
Online/hybrid (distance education) sections will have no days listed. Some online/hybrid (distance education) sections may require mandatory meetings as noted in the “Course Description and Additional Information” for the section. Students are advised to visit the Distance Education page for important information, including computer system requirements, before enrolling.
The Times column indicates the scheduled meeting times of the section. There may be multiple rows appearing due to scheduled break times or labs. The section will meet for all scheduled times. Times listed as TBA refers to hours “To Be Arranged” by the instructor. In the “Course Description and Additional Information” for the section additional hours outside of class time may be included.
Online/hybrid (Distance education) sections will have TBA listed for times. Some online/hybrid (distance education) sections may require mandatory meetings as noted in the “Course Description and Additional Information” for the section. Students are advised to visit the Distance Education page for important information, including computer system requirements before enrolling.
Location indicates the campus or site where the section is scheduled. Abbreviations for locations are listed below.
LOCATION CODE |
NAME AND ADDRESS OF LOCATION |
MAIN |
Main Fairfield Campus, 4000 Suisun Valley Road Fairfield, CA 94534 |
VVCTR |
Vacaville Center, 2001 North Village Parkway Vacaville, CA 95688 |
VJOCTR |
Vallejo Center, 545 Columbus Parkway Vallejo, CA 94591 |
FFTAFB |
Travis Air Force Base, 530 Hickam Ave., Bldg. 249, Travis Air Force Base, CA 94535 |
VVNUT |
Nut Tree Airport, 301 County Airport Rd. Vacaville, CA 95688 |
ONLINE |
Online/Hybrid classes (Distance Education) |
OVJO ONLINE |
Vallejo Center Online/Hybrid classes (Distance Education) |
DIX |
Dixon High School, 555 College Way Dixon, CA 95620 |
VJAUTO |
1687 North Ascot Parkway, Vallejo, CA 94591 |
FFADLT |
900 Travis Blvd., Fairfield, CA 94533 |
VJADLT |
436 Del Sur St., Vallejo, CA 94591 |
VVADLT |
100 McClellan Street, Vacaville, CA 95688 |
VMIT |
2 Positive Place, Vallejo, CA 94589 |
FFHS |
205 E. Atlantic Avenue, Fairfield, CA 94533 |
VVBC |
Buckingham Charter High School, 188 Bella Vista Rd, Vacaville, CA 95687 |
OT |
Other |
The enrolled column indicates the number of students enrolled or seats filled in the section in real-time.
The capacity column indicates the maximum capacity of enrollments or seats assigned to the section.
The Open/Wait column indicates the available enrollments or number of seats available for the section.
Waitlist
A number with “waiting” indicates the number of students who have placed themselves on the waitlist for a section that is full. Click on the waiting link to view the waitlist capacity for the section. Not all sections have waitlist slots, such as restricted or cross-listed classes. There is also a limit to the number of waitlist slots assigned to each section.
"C/L" refers to cross-listed sections. Typically, cross-listed sections are different levels of instruction such as beginning, intermediate, and advanced in a shared classroom with the same instructor. Cross listed courses sections are separate CRN’s linked together in a group and assigned to the same date, time, room, and instructor with a combined capacity. An example of cross-listed courses is one classroom where Math 007-Prealgebra, Math 123-Elementary Algebra, and Math 127-Intermediate Algebra meet but each course has a separate CRN with a combined capacity of 30 seats. Click on the C/L link to view cross-list seat assignments and capacity.
The Instructor column indicates the last name and first initial of the instructor or instructor(s) assigned to the section. TBD means the instructor is "To Be Determined" and has not yet been assigned by the division or department.
The Start-End Date column indicates the week the section begins and ends. The class will meet on the day(s) and times listed, excluding holidays and Flex Days for most sections. Some Nursing/Allied health sections or sections in special programs, including non-credit classes, may have scheduled instructional days on holidays and Flex Days as advised by the instructor of the section.
The Weeks column indicates the number of weeks the section meets. Full-term sections for the Fall and Spring semester meet 18 weeks; Most Summer session sections meet 8 weeks. Sections that meet less than the maximum number of weeks in a semester or summer session are considered short-term courses in reference to add and drop deadlines.
The Zero Textbook Cost column and icon indicate that the class is part of the Zero Textbook Cost program. Zero Textbook Cost program allows students to locate class sections that do not require textbook purchase or associated materials costs by displaying a logo or a symbol. Students can locate class sections that participate exclusively in providing materials free of charge to students.
The Low Textbook Cost column and icon indicate that the class is part of the Low Textbook Cost program. Low Textbook Cost program allows students to locate class sections that do not exceed purchases of $40 for required course materials through the campus bookstore or other established retailers (not including private sellers). Students can locate class sections that participate exclusively in providing low-cost course materials through this designation.
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