How To: Read Your Class Schedule
Directions:
How to Find Your Class Schedule
- Go to InsideBC.
- Choose the My Account tab along the top of the cards on desktop or from the Home menu on mobile.
- Find the Banner Self-Service card and select Student Self-Service.
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Mobile
- Select Student Schedule from the sidebar menu on desktop or from "Additional Links" menu on mobile.
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Mobile
- If you hover over the middle of the screen, you can drag the bar up to make the schedule larger.
- Click the second tab on the lower half of the screen “Schedule Details” to see full details.
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- Each class' details include:
- Class begin and Class end dates
- Days and times it meets
- Location indicates the campus
- Building and Room
How to Read Your Class Schedule
Example 1
My first class "Financial Accounting" starts on August 23. We meet on Monday and Wednesday at 01:00 PM. My class location shows that I meet in the BC Main Campus - Business Building in Room 8.
Example 2: Late Start
My second class, "Introduction to Accounting 1" does not start until October 20. It is an online class (BC Online, Building Online, Room None), you will not meet on campus, you will be sent an invitation to join the Canvas course. You need to pay close attention to the date Start Date and Location.
Example 3: Hybrid
My third class is "Business Law." It starts on August 25, and ends on October 17, before the end of the semester. Note that there are two days of the week and times
for this course and that on the second line Sunday through Saturday are indicated
with Location "BC Online," Building: "online," and Room "Hybrid." I will attend the
class on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 11:10 AM - 12:35 PM on the Delano Campus in the
Learning Resource Center Room 224 and I will be invited to the Canvas course where there will be additional lessons and
assignments.
Hybrid means that you will meet partially online and partially in-person.
Recommendation
Pay attention to: your dates, your days of the week and times, and then of course, your locations. Make sure you're looking at all three of those things when you go to find your classes.