W&L University Registrar - Web Registration PE scheduling

Success Rates in Scheduling PE Courses

1,728 degree-seeking students registered for spring term 2008 (98.6% of those eligible and on campus).

Only 771 (45% of registrants) requested a PE. Of those, 64% got their first choice, 14% got their second choice, and 2% got their third choice (80% received one of their choices). The major factors in successful placement this term were the low number of students requesting a PE skills course and the numbers of students choosing only popular courses.

69 students (9%) who requested a PE had conflicts either IN their academic course choices or WITH the academic schedule assigned to them, so they received no PE class.

Spaces are still available in 12 of the 22 100-level PE courses at the end of scheduling -- Fundamental Swimming, Aerobic Swimming, Team Handball, Aerobic Running, Weight Training, Badminton, Racquetball, Aerobics, Horsemanship, Softball, Dance Conditioning, and Kayaking.

84 students (11%) were closed out of all PEs. These 84 had submitted the following number of PE alternatives. Clearly, submitting more alternative choices and in less popular courses results in better chances of getting at least one of the courses.

3            9
2          16
1          59
         =====
             84

The class breakdown of these 84 is as follows:
2007       8
2008     24
2009   21
2010     31
         =====
             84

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1758 degree-seeking students registered for winter term (99% of those eligible and on campus).

1076 (61% of registrants) requested a PE. Of those, 80% (best ever!) got their first choice, 9% got their second choice, and 2% got their third choice; 90% received one of their choices.

94 students (9%) who requested a PE had conflicts either IN their academic course choices or WITH the academic schedule we assigned them, so got no PE class. This is likely due to students not choosing enough options or choosing only the most popular skills courses.

18 of the 21 100-level PE courses are still open at the end of scheduling -- Fundamental Swimming, Aerobic Swimming, Self-Defense, Fitness Fundamentals, Dance Conditioning, Team Handball, Golf, Aerobic Running, Weight Training, Badminton, Volleyball, Racquetball, Basketball, Snow Skiing/Snow Boarding, Ice Skating, Ballet, Modern Dance, and Wilderness Leadership.

Only 10 students (1%) were closed out of all PEs. These 10 had submitted the following number of PE alternatives. This is the fewest number of students closed out of all PEs, probably because fewer than two-thirds of the students requested a PE, leaving more flexibility for scheduling those who did submit a request.

3            2
2            2
1            6
         =====
             10

The class breakdown of these 10 is as follows:

2008       1
2009       1
2010       5
2011       3
         =====
             10
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1776 degree seeking students registered for fall term (99.5% of those eligible).

Only 916 (52% of registrants) requested a PE. Of those, 66% got their first choice, 14% got their second choice, and 3% got their third choice. (83% received one of their choices.)

125 students who requested a PE (14%) had conflicts either IN their academic course choices or WITH the academic schedule we assigned them, so were assigned to no PE class.

9 of the 19 100-level PE courses are still open at the end of scheduling -- Fundamental Swimming, Aerobic Swimming, Self Defense, Aerobic Running, Weight Training, Tennis (both Beginning and Intermediate), Aerobics, and Horsemanship.

29 students (3%) were closed out of all PEs. These 29 had submitted the following number of PE alternatives.
3          13
2          12
1           4
         =====
            29

The class breakdown of these 29 is as follows:
2008      2
2009      4
2010      7
2011    16
        =====
            29

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1,700 degree-seeking students registered for spring term 2007 (98.0% of those eligible and on campus).

Only 802 (47% of registrants) requested a PE. Of those, 65% got their first choice, 13% got their second choice, and 3% got their third choice (81% received one of their choices). The major factor in the successful placement this term was the low number of students requesting a PE skills course and the choice of popular courses.

76 students (9%) who requested a PE had conflicts either IN their academic course choices or WITH the academic schedule assigned to them, so they received no PE class.

Spaces are still available in 14 of the 23 100-level PE courses at the end of scheduling -- Fundamental Swimming, Aerobic Swimming, Fitness Fundamentals, Team Handball, Aerobic Running, Weight Training, Intermediate Tennis (not available if you had Beginning), Badminton, Racquetball, Horsemanship, Ballet, Modern Dance, Rock Climbing, and Beginning Kayaking.

73 students (9%) were closed out of all PEs. These 73 had submitted the following number of PE alternatives. Clearly, submitting more alternative choices and in less popular courses results in better chances of getting at least one of the courses.

3          15
2          17
1          41
         =====
             73

The class breakdown of these 73 is as follows:
2007      6
2008    17
2009    16
2010    34
       =====
             73

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1723 degree-seeking students registered for winter term (99% of those eligible and on campus).

1144 (66% of registrants) requested a PE. Of those, 79% (best ever!) got their first choice, 10% got their second choice, and 3% got their third choice; 91% (also best ever!) received one of their choices.

52 students (5%) who requested a PE had conflicts either IN their academic course choices or WITH the academic schedule we assigned them, so got no PE class.

16 of the 20 100-level PE courses are still open at the end of scheduling -- Fundamental Swimming, Self-Defense, Fitness Fundamentals, Team Handball, Golf, Aerobic Running, Weight Training, Soccer, Badminton, Racquetball, Basketball, Snow Skiing/Snow Boarding, Ice Skating, Ballet, and Modern Dance.

Only 13 students (1%) were closed out of all PEs. These 13 had submitted the following number of PE alternatives. This is the fewest number of students closed out of all PEs, probably because fewer than two-thirds of the students requested a PE, leaving more flexibility for scheduling those who did submit a request.

3            2
2            3
1            8
         =====
             13

The class breakdown of these 13 is as follows:

2007      1
2008      2
2009      3
2010      8
        =====
             13
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1741 degree seeking students registered for fall term (99.3% of those eligible).

Only 986 (57% of registrants) requested a PE. Of those, 67% got their first choice, 13% got their second choice, and 4% got their third choice (84% received one of their choices).

109 students (11%) who requested a PE had conflicts either IN their academic course choices or WITH the academic schedule we assigned them, so got no PE class.

10 of the 20 100-level PE courses are still open at the end of scheduling -- Fundamental Swimming, Aerobic Swimming, Aerobic Running, Weight Training, Soccer, Tennis (both Beginning and Intermediate), Volleyball, Aerobics, and Horsemanship.

53 students (5%) were closed out of all PEs. These 53 had submitted the following number of PE alternatives.
3          24
2          14
1          15
         =====
             53

The class breakdown of these 53 is as follows:
2006      3
2007      9
2008      5
2009    46
        =====
             53

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1,711 degree-seeking students registered for spring term 2006 (99.0% of those eligible and on campus).

Only 834 (49% of registrants) requested a PE. Of those, 59% got their first choice, 15% got their second choice, and 7% got their third choice (79% received one of their choices). The major factor in the successful placement this term was the low number of students requesting a PE skills course and the choice of popular courses.

78 students (9%) who requested a PE had conflicts either IN their academic course choices or WITH the academic schedule assigned to them, so they received no PE class.

Spaces are still available in 12 of the 22 100-level PE courses at the end of scheduling -- Fundamental Swimming, Aerobic Swimming, Team Handball, Aerobic Running, Weight Training, Badminton, Racquetball, Squash, Horsemanship, Softball, Backpacking, Bicycling, and Ballet.

101 students (12%) were closed out of all PEs. These 101 had submitted the following number of PE alternatives. Clearly, submitting more alternative choices and in less popular courses results in better chances of getting at least one of the courses.

3          29
2          22
1          50
         =====
           101

The class breakdown of these 101 is as follows:
2006      8
2007      8
2008    32
2009    53
        =====
           101

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1726 degree-seeking students registered for winter term (99% of those eligible and on campus).

1136 (66% of registrants) requested a PE. Of those, 78% (best ever!) got their first choice, 9% got their second choice, and 3% got their third choice (90% received one of their choices).

84 students (7%) who requested a PE had conflicts either IN their academic course choices or WITH the academic schedule we assigned them, so got no PE class.

12 of the 18 100-level PE courses are still open at the end of scheduling -- Fundamental Swimming, Aerobic Swimming, Golf, Aerobic Running, Weight Training, Soccer, Volleyball, Basketball, Snow Skiing/Snowboarding, Ice Skating, Modern Dance, and Wilderness Leadership.

Only 37 students (3%) were closed out of all PEs. These 20 had submitted the following number of PE alternatives. This is one the fewest number of students closed out of all PEs, probably because fewer than two-thirds of the students requested a PE, leaving more flexibility for scheduling those who did submit a request.

3          10
2            5
1          22
         =====
             37

The class breakdown of these 37 is as follows:
2006      0
2007      1
2008      6
2009    30
        =====
             37

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1770 degree seeking students registered for fall term (99.4% of those eligible).

1039 (59% of registrants) requested a PE. Of those, 68% got their first choice, 11% got their second choice, and 3% got their third choice (82% received one of their choices).

147 students (14%) who requested a PE had conflicts either IN their academic course choices or WITH the academic schedule we assigned them, so got no PE class.

9 of the 17 100-level PE courses are still open at the end of scheduling -- Fundamental Swimming, Aerobic Swimming, Aerobic Running, Weight Training, Soccer, Tennis (both Beginning and Intermediate), Volleyball, and Horsemanship.

37 students (4%) were closed out of all PEs. The 37 had submitted the following number of PE alternatives.
3          15
2          12
1          10
         =====
             37

The class breakdown of these 37 was not available

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1,714 degree-seeking students registered for spring term 2005 (98.3% of those eligible and on campus).

Only 758 (44% of registrants) requested a PE. Of those, 67% got their first choice, 12% got their second choice, and 4% got their third choice (83% received one of their choices). The major factor in the successful placement this term was the extremely low number of students requesting a PE skills course.

64 students (8%) who requested a PE had conflicts either IN their academic course choices or WITH the academic schedule assigned to them, so they received no PE class.

Spaces are still available in 11 of the 20 100-level PE courses at the end of scheduling -- Fundamental Swimming, Aerobic Running, Weight Training, Intermediate Tennis, Badminton, Racquetball, Squash, Horsemanship, Softball, Bicycling, and Fly Fishing.

62 students (8%) were closed out of all PEs. The 62 had submitted the following number of PE alternatives. Clearly, submitting more alternative choices results in better chances of getting at least one of the courses.
3          11
2          21
1          30
         =====
             62

The class breakdown of these 62 is as follows:
2005       3
2006       8
2007    17
2008    33
nondeg    1
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             62
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Thursday, December 2, 2004 for Winter 2005
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1738 degree-seeking students registered for winter term (99% of those eligible and on campus).

1118 (64% of registrants) requested a PE. Of those, 78% (best ever!) got their first choice, 10% got their second choice, and 3% got their third choice (90% received one of their choices).

89 students (8%) who requested a PE had conflicts either IN their academic course choices or WITH the academic schedule we assigned them, so got no PE class.

11 of the 18 100-level PE courses are still open at the end of scheduling -- Fundamental Swimming, Aerobic Swimming, Self-Defense, Golf, Aerobic Running, Weight Training, Volleyball, Basketball, Snow Skiing/Snowboarding, Ice Skating, and Wilderness Leadership.

Only 20 students (2%) were closed out of all PEs. The 20 had submitted the following number of PE alternatives. This is one the fewest number of students closed out of all PEs, probably because fewer than two-thirds of the students requested a PE, leaving more flexibility for scheduling those who did submit a request.
3            9
2            4
1            7
         =====
             20

The class breakdown of these 20 is as follows:
2005      0
2006      1
2007      4
2008    15
        =====
             20

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Tuesday, September 7, 2004 for Fall 2004
PE scheduling results for Fall 2003 | Fall 2002 | Fall 2000 | Fall 1999 | top

1756 degree seeking students registered for fall term (99.5% of those eligible).

1076 (61% of registrants) requested a PE. Of those, 62% got their first choice, 14% got their second choice, and 5% got their third choice (81% received one of their choices).

136 students (13%) who requested a PE had conflicts either IN their academic course choices or WITH the academic schedule we assigned them, so got no PE class.

8 of the 19 100-level PE courses are still open at the end of scheduling -- Fundamental Swimming, Aerobic Running, Weight Training, Tennis (both Beginning and Intermediate), Volleyball, Racquetball, and Horsemanship.

69 students (6%) were closed out of all PEs. The 69 had submitted the following number of PE alternatives.
3          27
2          23
1          19
         =====
             69

The class breakdown of these 69 is as follows:
2005      3
2006    13
2007    16
2008    37
        =====
             69

1696 degree-seeking students registered for spring term 2004 (98.4% of those eligible and on campus).

Only 883 (52% of registrants) requested a PE. Of those, 48% got their first choice, 17% got their second choice, and 6% got their third choice (71% received one of their choices). The major factor in the poor placement this term was the extremely high number of students choosing the most popular courses as their only choices without regard to anticipated openings in the classes or the history of certain courses closing.

60 students (7%) who requested a PE had conflicts either IN their academic course choices or WITH the academic schedule assigned to them, so they received no PE class.

Only 3 of the 20 100-level PE courses are still open at the end of scheduling -- Fundamental Swimming, Horsemanship, and Bicycling.

193 students (22%) were closed out of all PEs. The 193 had submitted the following number of PE alternatives. Clearly, submitting more alternative choices results in better chances of getting at least one of the courses.
3          41
2          50
1        102
         =====
           193

1718 degree-seeking students registered for winter term (99% of those eligible and on campus).

1136 (66% of registrants) requested a PE. Of those, 77% got their first choice, 10% got their second choice, and 3% got their third choice (90% received one of their choices).

100 students (9%) who requested a PE had conflicts either IN their academic course choices or WITH the academic schedule we assigned them, so got no PE class.

12 of the 19 100-level PE courses are still open at the end of scheduling -- Fundamental Swimming, Weight Training, Soccer, Volleyball, Basketball, Ice Skating, and Modern Dance.

18 (!) students (1%) were closed out of all PEs. The 18 had submitted the following number of PE alternatives. This by far the fewest number of students closed out of all PEs, probably because fewer than two-thirds of the students requested a PE, leaving more flexibility for scheduling those who did submit a request.
3            6
2            3
1            9
         =====
             18

The class breakdown of these 18 is as follows:
2003      2
2004      3
2005      4
2006      9
        =====
             18

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Tuesday, September 9, 2003 for Fall 2003
PE scheduling results for Fall 2003 | Fall 2002 | Fall 2000 | Fall 1999 | top

1730 degree seeking students registered for fall term (99.2% of those eligible).

1028 (59% of registrants) requested a PE. Of those, 60% got their first choice, 15% got their second choice, and 6% got their third choice (81% received one of their choices).

131 students (13%) who requested a PE had conflicts either IN their academic course choices or WITH the academic schedule we assigned them, so got no PE class.

9 of the 19 100-level PE courses closed -- Aerobic Swimming, Self-Defense, Bowling, Golf, Badminton, Racquetball, Squash, Ballet, and Modern Dance.

61 students (7%) were closed out of all PEs. The 61 had submitted the following number of PE alternatives.
3          33
2          16
1          12
         =====
             61

The class breakdown of these 61 is as follows:
2004      4
2005      8
2006      7
2007    42
        =====
             61

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1674 degree-seeking students registered for spring term, 2003 (98% of those eligible and on campus).

915 (55% of registrants) requested a PE. Of those, 56% got their first choice, 17% got their second choice, and 4% got their third choice (77% received one of their choices).

91 students (10%) who requested a PE had conflicts either IN their academic course choices or WITH the academic schedule we assigned them, so got no PE class.

10 of the 19 100-level PE courses are still open at the end of scheduling -- Fundamental Swimming, Aerobic Running, Weight Training, Intermediate Tennis, Badminton, Racquetball, Squash, Horsemanship, Softball, and Bicycling.

122 students (13%) were closed out of all PEs. The 122 had submitted the following number of PE alternatives. This is more than twice the rate of last spring term.
3          69
2          23
1          30
         =====
           122

The class breakdown of these 122 is as follows:
2003    15
2004    18
2005    43
2006    46
        =====
           122

1715 degree-seeking students registered for winter term (99% of those eligible and on campus).

1164 (68% of registrants) requested a PE. Of those, 60% got their first choice, 16% got their second choice, and 5% got their third choice (81% received one of their choices).

133 students (11%) who requested a PE had conflicts either IN their academic course choices or WITH the academic schedule we assigned them, so got no PE class.

7of the 17 100-level PE courses are still open at the end of scheduling -- Fundamental Swimming, Weight Training, Soccer, Volleyball, Basketball, Ice Skating, and Modern Dance.

85 students (7%) were closed out of all PEs. The 85 had submitted the following number of PE alternatives. The primary reason for the increase in this statistic is the number of students selecting only one PE course and selecting only the most popular courses.
3          47
2          14
1          24
         =====
             85

The class breakdown of these 72 is as follows:
2003      1
2004      5
2005    16
2006    63
        =====
             85

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Tuesday, September 3, 2002
PE scheduling results for Fall 2002 | Fall 2000 | Fall 1999 | top

1743 degree seeking students registered for fall term (99% of those eligible).

1110 (64% of registrants) requested a PE. Of those, 60% got their first choice, 14% got their second choice, and 6% got their third choice (81% received one of their choices).

159 students (14%) who requested a PE had conflicts either IN their academic course choices or WITH the academic schedule we assigned them, so got no PE class.

11 of the 19 100-level PE courses closed -- Aerobic Swimming, Self-Defense, Bowling, Golf, Badminton, Racquetball, Squash, Aerobics, Backpacking, Ballet, and Modern Dance.

56 students (5%) were closed out of all PEs. The 56 had submitted the following number of PE alternatives.
3          27
2          11
1          18
         =====
             56

The class breakdown of these 56 is as follows:
2003      2
2004      4
2005    12
2006    38
        =====
             56

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Monday, April 1, 2002
PE scheduling results for Spring 2002 | Spring 2001 | Spring 2000 | Spring 1999 | top

1692 degree-seeking students registered for winter term (98% of those eligible and on campus).

906 (54% of registrants) requested a PE. Of those, 54% got their first choice, 17% got their second choice, and 5% got their third choice (76% received one of their choices).

102 students (11%) who requested a PE had conflicts either IN their academic course choices or WITH the academic schedule we assigned them, so got no PE class.

10 of the 19 100-level PE courses are still open at the end of scheduling -- Fundamental Swimming, Aerobic Running, Weight Training, Beginning Tennis, Badminton, Volleyball, Racquetball, Horsemanship, Softball, and Bicycling.

93 students (6%) were closed out of all PEs. The 93 had submitted the following number of PE alternatives. This is 60% of the rate of the last two spring terms.
3          25
2          21
1          47
         =====
             93

The class breakdown of these 93 is as follows:
2002    10
2003    18
2004    40
2005    25
        =====
             93

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Thursday, November 29, 2001
PE scheduling results for Winter 2002 | Winter 2001 | Winter 2000 | Winter 1999 | top

1735 degree-seeking students registered for winter term (99% of those eligible and on campus).

1211 (70% of registrants) requested a PE. Of those, 60% got their first choice, 14% got their second choice, and 5% got their third choice (79% received one of their choices).

184 students (15%) who requested a PE had conflicts either IN their academic course choices or WITH the academic schedule we assigned them, so got no PE class.

10 of the 18 100-level PE courses are still open at the end of scheduling -- Fundamental Swimming, Aerobic Swimming, Golf, Aerobic Running, Weight Training, Soccer, Volleyball, Basketball, Snow Skiing/Boarding, and Ice Skating.

72 students (6%) were closed out of all PEs. The 72 had submitted the following number of PE alternatives. The primary reason for the increase in this statistic is the number of students selecting only one PE course and selecting only the most popular courses.

3          34
2          10
1          28
         =====
             72

The class breakdown of these 72 is as follows:

2002      3
2003      9
2004    18
2005    42
        =====
             72

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Tuesday, April 10, 2001
PE scheduling results for Spring 2001 | Spring 2000 | Spring 1999 | top

1653 degree seeking students registered for spring term (97% of those eligible and on campus).

914 (55% of registrants) requested a PE. Of those, 51% got their first choice, 13% got their second choice, and 4% got their third choice (68% received one of their choices).

117 students (13%) who requested a PE had conflicts either IN their academic course choices or WITH the academic schedule we assigned them, so got no PE class.

9 of the 17 100-level PE courses closed -- Self-Defense, Golf, Beginning Tennis, Badminton, Volleyball, Racquetball, Backpacking, Canoeing, and Outdoor Activities.

175 students (19%) were closed out of all PEs. The 175 had submitted the following number of PE alternatives. The primary reason for the increase in this statistic is the number of students selecting only one PE course and selecting only the most popular courses.

3          61
2          33
1          81
         =====
           175

The class breakdown of these 175 is as follows:

2001      9
2002    27
2003    56
2004    82
spec.     1
        =====
           175

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Thursday, November 30, 2000
PE scheduling results for Winter 2001 | Winter 2000 | Winter 1999 | top

1705 degree seeking students registered for winter term (99% of those eligible).

1177 (69% of registrants) requested a PE. Of those, 63% got their first choice, 16% got their second choice, and 5% got their third choice (84% received one of their choices).

129 students (11%) who requested a PE had conflicts either IN their academic course choices or WITH the academic schedule we assigned them, so got no PE class.

9 of the 19 100-level PE courses closed -- Self-Defense, Bowling, Soccer, Badminton, Racquetball, Squash, Aerobics, Ballet and Modern Dance.

61 students (5%) were closed out of all PEs. The 61 had submitted the following number of PE alternatives.
3          31
2          15
1          15
         =====
             61

The class breakdown of these 61 is as follows:

2001      4
2002      5
2003    16
2004    36
        =====
             61

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Tuesday, September 5, 2000
PE scheduling results for Fall 2000 | Fall 1999 | top

1736 degree seeking students registered for fall term (99% of those eligible).

1073 (62% of registrants) requested a PE. Of those, 59% got their first choice, 15% got their second choice, and 4% got their third choice (78% received one of their choices).

200 students (19%) who requested a PE had conflicts either IN their academic course choices or WITH the academic schedule we assigned them, so got no PE class.

7 of the 20 100-level PE courses closed -- Self-Defense, Bowling, Golf, Racquetball, Aerobics, Squash, and Ballet.

36 students (3%) were closed out of all PEs. The 36 had submitted the following number of PE alternatives.
3          16
2            6
1          14
         =====
             36

The class breakdown of these 36 is as follows:

2001      4
2002      3
2003      4
2004    25
        =====
             36

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Tuesday, March 28, 2000
PE scheduling results for Spring 2000 | Spring 1999 | top

1671 degree seeking students registered for spring term (99% of those eligible and on campus).

886 (53% of registrants) requested a PE. Of those, 57% got their first choice, 14% got their second choice, and 3% got their third choice (74% received one of their choices).

105 students (12%) who requested a PE had conflicts either IN their academic course choices or WITH the academic schedule we assigned them, so got no PE class.

10 of the 18 100-level PE courses closed -- Self-Defense, Golf, Beginning Tennis, Intermediate Tennis, Badminton, Volleyball, Racquetball, Squash, Backpacking, and Canoeing.

129 students (15%) were closed out of all PEs. The 129 had submitted the following number of PE alternatives.
3          40
2          33
1          56
         =====
           129

The class breakdown of these 129 is as follows:

2000      1
2001    15
2002    42
2003    71
        =====
           129

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Friday, December 3, 1999
PE scheduling results for Winter 2000 | Winter 1999 | top

1709 degree seeking students registered for winter term (99% of those eligible and on campus).

1130 (66% of registrants) requested a PE. Of those, 58% got their first choice, 14% got their second choice, and 4% got their third choice (76% received one of their choices).

179 students (16%) who requested a PE had conflicts either IN their academic course choices or WITH the academic schedule we assigned them, so got no PE class.

7 of the 18 100-level PE courses closed -- Self-Defense, Bowling, Soccer, Badminton, Racquetball, Squash, Ballet, Modern Dance and Wilderness Leadership.

92 students (8%) were closed out of all PEs. The 92 had submitted the following number of PE alternatives.
3          47
2          17
1          28
           =====
             92

The class breakdown of these 92 is as follows:
nondeg   1
2000      1
2001    10
2002      9
2003    71
        =====
             92

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Tuesday, September 7, 1999
PE scheduling results for Fall 1999 | top

1709 degree seeking students registered for fall term (99% of those eligible and on campus).

988 (58% of registrants) requested a PE. Of those, 58% got their first choice, 15% got their second choice, and 4% got their third choice (77% received one of their choices).

193 students (20%) who requested a PE had conflicts either IN their academic course choices or WITH the academic schedule we assigned them, so got no PE class.

7 of the 19 100-level PE courses closed -- Self-Defense, Bowling, Golf, Racquetball, Squash, Outing Activities (Backpacking) and Beginning Tennis.

35 students (4%) were closed out of all PEs. The 35 had submitted the following number of PE alternatives.
3               9
2               8
1             18
            =====
                35

The class breakdown of these 35 is as follows:
2000      2
2001      9
2002      5
2003    19
        =====
             35

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Friday, March 26, 1999
PE scheduling results for Spring 1999 | top

1605 degree seeking students registered for spring term (98% of those eligible and on campus).

854 (53% of registrants) requested a PE. Of those, 63% got their first choice, 11% got their second choice, and 3% got their third choice (77% received one of their choices).

125 students (15%) who requested a PE had conflicts either IN their academic course choices or WITH the academic schedule we assigned them, so got no PE class.

10 of the 18 100-level PE courses closed -- Self-Defense, Golf, Weight Training, Beginning Tennis, Intermediate Tennis, Badminton, Racquetball, Canoeing and Wilderness Leadership.

72 students (8%) were closed out of all PEs. The 72 had submitted the following number of PE alternatives.
3             28
2             13
1             31
            =====
                72

The class breakdown of these 51 is as follows:
1999     4
2000    11
2001    12
2002    45
        =====
            72

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Friday, December 4, 1998
PE scheduling results for Winter 1999 | top

1652 degree seeking students registered (98% of those eligible) for winter term.

1104 (67% of registrants) requested a PE. Of those, 70% got their first choice, 11% got their second choice, and 2% got their third choice (83% received one of their choices).

132 students (12%) who requested a PE had conflicts either IN their academic course choices or WITH the academic schedule we assigned them, so got no PE class.

8 of the 18 100-level PE courses closed -- Self-Defense, Bowling, Badminton, Racquetball, Squash, Ballet, Modern Dance and Wilderness Leadership.

51 students (5%) were closed out of all PEs. The 51 had submitted the following number of PE alternatives.
3             19
2             10
1             22
            =====
                51

The class breakdown of these 51 is as follows:
1999     1
2000     5
2001     9
2002    36
        =====
             51

Obviously, the freshmen and those upperclass students who either self-limited their PE choices or didn't make PE choices until late in the process (clean up days) bore the brunt of being closed out. The one senior put in two choices but not until the clean up days after the freshmen had registered.

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