Course Enrollment

• There are cases where IDs and passwords are stolen when registering for courses.
• Please change your password frequently so that others cannot guess it.
  Ex) There is a case where a student's password was stolen by disclosing their date of birth on SNS.

• Graduation Credits Requirements: Based on Entry Year
• Check with your department (major) advisor to make sure you do not fail to graduate due to insufficient credits.
• If the (track) completion classification differs, you can change it after departmental counseling (only for errors).

Graduation: You must fulfill all the required credits, graduation certification, and graduation requirements (contact your department (major).

• Preliminary

  • 10 courses available (shopping cart concept)

• Primary

  • Grade restriction (upper grades can apply to lower grades)
    ※ By default, upper-level students can apply for first- or second-year courses in the first round but cannot apply for courses with grade restrictions set by the opening department (major).
  • Day/Night Study Schedule Restrictions
  • Restricted to other majors (track students are limited to other tracks)

• Secondary

  • No grade and track restrictions (You cannot apply for courses that are restricted to other majors)
  • Day/night study division can be crossed (up to 9 credits within 1/2 of the applied credits)
    ※ If more than 9 credits are applied for, submit "Application for Change of Study Category."

• Included in the graduation certification requirement since the first-year class of 2015 (transfer students from the class of 2017), first-year students must complete 4 credits while enrolled, and transfer students must complete 2 credits to graduate (1 credit per semester).
• It is not included in the graduation requirement as a non-major course, and contact the department office for details.

• You can retake the course only if it is open. If a course has been abolished due to curriculum reorganization, please check if there is a course designated as an alternative or similar course by each department before retaking it.
• You can check the 'Status of Substitute and Similar Courses' on the school website → Academic Notice Board. If the course has not been designated as a substitute or similar course, it is impossible to retake it.

Depending on classroom conditions, desks, laboratory equipment, and capacity, the department determines the quota of classes.

• Liberal Arts: Department of Liberal Arts (College of Liberal Arts and Education), 031-670-5260, 5261, 5267
• Major courses: Department of the major course

• Maximum number of credits you can apply for and take each semester.

  • 18 credits
  • School of Architecture, Architecture Major: 21 credits

• Credits available each academic year

  • 36 credits
  • School of Architecture, Architecture Major:: 40 credits
  • College of Humanities and Social Sciences: 34 credits

Excludes credits taken in seasonal classes

Academic excellence in the previous semester (15 or more credits, 4.0 or higher) adds 3 credits to the next semester.

Students on academic warning in the previous semester are limited to 15 credits.

College Life and Career Planning, Volunteer Service, Character Education and Counseling, and Advanced Placement courses for transfer students are exempt from the maximum number of credits.

If the course you applied for (1 course, 3 credits) is closed, you can only change the course within 3 credits of the closed course.

• 3 credits A course → 3 credits B course
• 3 credits A → 1 credit D and 2 credits C
• No change

After changing, you must check the result in your personalized course application history.

• If your parent is a professor at HKNU,
  • For elective and liberal arts courses: You should not take your parent's class.
  • If the course is required, you must choose a different class.
• If the student who wants to take the course is the child of the professor teaching the course,
  • The student must report the fact to the Office of Academic Affairs (82-31-670-5032) and submit a "Report of Enrollment for Children of Professors" form.

Withdraw within one-third of the enrolled credits (decimalized)

No withdrawal if the course is a one-credit course

• Major courses will be taught when more than 50% of the students in the department or 15 or more students enroll in the course.
• Liberal arts courses will be taught when 25 or more students sign up for the course (* However, if it is unavoidable to operate the course, it will be taught with the president's approval).
• According to the above, courses with less than 80% of the minimum number of students enrolled will be canceled at the same time as the application deadline.

Students must check the university’s website or the department office notice to see if the course has been canceled, as they will be given a period of time to change the course.