HOLY ANGEL UNIVERSITY Enrollment Guide for College… · HOLY ANGEL UNIVERSITY ONLINE ENROLLMENT GUIDE FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS . If you are a qualified freshman student and you intend

HOLY ANGEL UNIVERSITY ONLINE ENROLLMENT GUIDE FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS

If you are a qualified freshman student and you intend to enrol for the 1st Semester, School Year 2020-2021; OR a college student and you intend to enrol this Summer Term, School Year 2019-2020 and/or this 1ST Semester, School Year 2020-2021, this guide is for you.

Overview of the Online Enrollment Process

Starting this Summer Term, School Year 2019-2020 and for the 1st Semester of School Year 2020-2021, the university will adopt an online enrollment process for its college students. As a college student you need to familiarize yourself with the process so your enrollment will be expedited in a smooth manner. In the process, you will enroll yourself using the university’s information system (CAMPUS++) and this means that you have to access the Student Portal over the Web and use your own user name and password. It is, therefore, important for you to make sure that your login credentials work off-campus.

In this guide you will see a number of references to “the system.” This term refers to the self- enrollment routine within CAMPUS++ that allows a student to enroll the class codes or section (s) that s/he needs. It may also refer to other CAMPUS++ routines that a student has access to. Generally, it refers to CAMPUS++ itself.

Unless otherwise indicated, all class codes, subject codes, section codes and any associated class schedule data shown in this guide (as part of screenshots or included in the text of this guide) are not real. They are used only to help illustrate the behavior of the system. Access to Class/Section Codes

When enrolling the class/section codes you need, your access to them is limited to those that have been created under your college. If you need to enroll a class code that belongs to another college (in a process called internal cross-enrollment), you will have to do it during the usual Adding/Changing Period, which is during the first week of classes.

Conditions under which the System Allows the Enrollment of a Class Code When you use the self-enrollment routine to enroll a class code (either by loading a section code or

inputting the class code itself), the system will allow the enrollment only under the following conditions: 1. The status of the class code is OPEN. You can enroll a class code if, and only if,

its status is OPEN. 2. There is no prerequisite violation. This means that the subject code associated with the class

code you are attempting to enroll is checked for compliance with our prerequisite rules. Enrollment of a class code will be blocked if a prerequisite violation is detected by the system.

3. The maximum units you are allowed to enroll is not exceeded. Students are allowed only up to a maximum number of units that can be enrolled for the semester. The maximum number is set individually for each student.

4. The class code being enrolled does not create a schedule conflict with a previously enrolled class code. This means that the system will not enroll the class code if its schedule will cause a time/day scheduling conflict with a previously enrolled class code.

5. The class code being enrolled does not belong to a subject code that has already been enrolled. This means that the system will not allow you to enroll two class codes under the same subject code.

Who Should Enroll during the Block Section Enrollment Period?

Just like in the old enrollment process, students who take block sections are given priority by giving them the opportunity to enroll ahead of other students who will not be taking all the class codes in one block section. In terms of priority, block sections are intended for students taking regular semestral loads. Block sections are likewise intended for freshmen students. These block sections have a complete set of subjects as prescribed by the applicable curriculum of your program.

As will be described later in this guide, the college self-enrollment routine in CAMPUS++ behaves


differently depending on whether it is being used under Period 1 or Period 2. During the Block Section Enrollment Period, students can only enroll class codes by selecting a section code. Adding or deleting individual class codes will not be allowed by the system. As mentioned earlier, this period of enrollment is for students who will enroll ALL class codes under the selected block section.

You are only allowed to initiate and complete your enrollment under one enrollment period (either Period 1 or Period 2). Once you have enrolled under the Block Section Enrollment Period (Period 1), you can no longer create a new enrollment record under the Free Select Enrollment Period (Period 2).

If you enroll under Period 1, take note of the following rule: After a student enrolls in a block section, he may later drop any of his enrolled class codes. However, he may not be allowed to add other class codes as replacements during the Adding/Changing Period. Who Should Enroll during the Free Select Enrollment Period?

In the case of enrollment under Period 2, the system will continue to allow you to select among available section codes and it will attempt to enroll you in all the class codes under the section you have selected. However, the system will also allow you to input an individual class code from any section under your college, which you can do even without selecting a section code. Therefore, under Period 2, the enrollment routine has the functionality under Period 1 with the added capability that allows you to select (or delete) individual class codes.

All students can enroll under the Free-Select Enrollment Period. Students who enroll under this period may later drop or add class codes during the Adding/Changing Period, provided that such changes in the student’s enrollment record are approved by the dean. This is not applicable though for the summer term.

Preparations to be made by Students

To prepare yourself for the online enrollment, take note of the following:

1. Since you have to use CAMPUS++, you have to be sure that your username/password combination works. If you are encountering problems when logging in to CAMPUS++, through your Program Chair, report immediately to the IT Services Office and ask for assistance.

2. In accordance with the degree program you are pursuing, and depending on what year level you are in, you need to be sure of the subjects you need to enroll for the first semester. Refer to your curriculum (available in our website).

3. A separate class schedule search routine will be made available to you in CAMPUS++. This will enable you to look up all the available classes for the current semester. Take note, however, that this search routine will only display OPEN classes. A description of this search routine will be found in a later part of this guide.

4. Whether you intend to enroll a block section or a set of individual class codes, it is a good idea to have a list of section codes (or class codes) that you wish to enroll, but at the same time, have a list of alternative choices. As you know, the choice of class codes (and section codes) narrows down as some classes close when maximum class sizes have been reached. Even if you continue to have access to the class schedule search routine, it is always a good idea to have a list of backup choices.

Online Enrollment Steps

The enrollment process is conducted using five consecutive steps, except that the last step is optional for upperclassmen.

Step 1. Pay Entrance Fee Payment of the Entrance Fee is done at any accredited banks or online payment facilities (the list and specific procedures are posted at the FB page) at least 2 days prior to your designated enrolment dates to allow the banks to report to the University the payments made and to allow the University to post said payments to the students’ accounts.


Note: The NEW Student Numbers of admitted (incoming) college freshmen will be texted by the Admissions/Testing Office and posted in the HAU Website.

Step 2. Log-in to the Student Portal at www.hau.edu.ph/intranet/. This is the step in which you use a computer/smart phone to log in your username/student number and password. Freshmen enrolees will use the student number provided by the Admissions/Testing Office as their username and encode any password, like birthday. Step 3. Enroll Section/Class Codes After logging in, use the college enrollment routine to enroll the section(s) or class codes you need. If you are a freshman enrolee, you should only enrol the block section in the program or course you are admitted to take. After you are done, exit from the routine. Refer to the item “How to Access the College Enrollment Routine” below for further guidance. Step 4. Have Registration Form Printed (to be done in school) Step 5. Get I.D. Card (to be done in school) Note: • Your enrolment is still considered “tentative” when admission requirements like Form 138, etc. have not been submitted yet;

kindly submit them when the school opens. • Payment of the entrance fee serves as your acknowledgement that you are participating in an online learning environment

and are capable of accessing online materials. How to Access the College Self Enrollment Routine

In the following pages you will see screenshots (when used as examples) that show a previous academic term. Just ignore this previous academic term. In the actual application, the system will always display the current academic term. Login Page

First, you have to visit https://www.hau.edu.ph/intranet/ and click on STUDENT PORTAL, OUTSIDE ACCESS; then login your username and password.

After logging in, the system will display the following in the Menu page:


After you get to the Main Menu Page, click on the icon for the College Self-Enrollment routine. (Note: This routine is only made available/activated during the enrollment days.)

Validation Checking Immediately after the enrollment routine is launched, a series of validation checks will be performed by the system before you are allowed to continue. First, the system checks if you have permission to enroll based on your college enrollment dates, time period and year level assigned to your college. Second, the system checks if you already have a PreAdvising Record. Third, the system checks if you have already paid the Entrance Fee. Fourth, the system checks if your Registration Form has not yet been printed. Fifth, and under Period 2 only, the system checks if you did not enroll under Period 1 and you’re now doing so under Period 2. If you pass all the validation checks, the system will let you proceed by displaying the Enrollment Page as follows:


Enrollment Page (Block Section Enrollment):


Since this is under the Block Section Enrollment (Period 1), you can only enroll class codes by selecting a section code. Focus on this part of the page:

To display all the open section codes under your college, click on <Select>. A drop-down list will appear, as in the following example.

SCROLL BUTTON


All the section codes under your college will be displayed (in alphabetic sequence), although they may not all fit in the drop-down window. To see the other section codes, point your mouse pointer over the scroll button, press and hold the left mouse button and drag the scroll button down. (You can also use the scroll wheel in your mouse, if it has one.) Here is what you will see if you drag the scroll button all the way down to the end of the list.

Of course, these are just examples of section codes. The real section codes under your college

will be displayed when you actually use the college enrollment routine. To select a specific section code, point your mouse pointer to the section code, then click the left

mouse button.

Here is an example in which the section code B-401 was selected from the drop-down list of all section codes:

To “load” all the class codes under section code B-401, place the mouse pointer over the Load Section button and click it with your mouse. The system will now take each class code under the selected section code and it will attempt to enroll each class code, one at a time. For every enrolled class code, the REMARKS column will show “ENROLLED.”


Here is how the enrollment page will look like when all class codes under section B-401 are enrolled. (Ignore the Stat column. That column becomes relevant only under Period 2.)

Action Buttons At the bottom of the page is a set of action buttons. The behavior of these action buttons is the same

under both Period 1 and Period 2 enrollment periods.

What’s the Exit Button for? If you are done enrolling all the class codes you need (like in the example above), click the Exit button

and a pop-up window will appear:


After you click the OK button, the system will log you out and return the screen to the CAMPUS++

Login Page, ready for the next student to use. Clicking Cancel will return you to the enrollment page.

What’s the Refresh Button for? Here is an example wherein not all the class codes under section code B-401 are open when they

were loaded:

You will notice that class code 8046 is dissolved and therefore the system will block its enrollment. (The system adds up only the credit units of enrolled class codes.)


To re-display only the enrolled class codes, click on the Refresh button and this is what will be displayed:

Using the Refresh button has no impact on class codes that have already been enrolled.

What’s the Reset Button for? The Reset button allows you to start all over by letting the system delete all enrolled and unenrolled

class codes from the enrollment page. If you click on it, a confirmation window will appear:

Clicking Cancel will abort the reset. Clicking OK will remove all enrolled class codes and your total

number of enrolled units will be set back to zero.

Use the Reset button only when it is necessary to do so, that is, you want to load a different section code.


Loading More Than One Section

The system allows the loading of more than one section code. After the first section code is loaded (with the system attempting to enroll all class codes under the section), loading a second section code will cause the system to attempt to add on or append all the class codes from the second section. Take note that the system will stop adding more class codes if the maximum units allowed for the student has been reached already.

For some students under specific programs and year levels, it is required that they get the class codes they need to enroll from more than one section. This is necessary for them to complete their total load units. Enrollment of two sections by some students is compulsory because some sections are shared by two or more groups of students.

However, for most students, like Freshmen who are regular and need to enroll in block sections, they will just need to enroll in one block section. There may be block sections whose lab classes close ahead of the other classes in the block. In this case, additional lab classes may be opened under different section codes and these classes can be added to the student’s enrollment record by loading the appropriate section code.

If you have to enroll in more than one section, be sure to follow the combination indicated in the table (starting on the next page) applicable to your program and year level. Do not combine two or more sections on your own. Each section code combination in the tables does not have a scheduling conflict, as should be expected.

Here is an example of an enrollment record where the enrolled class codes came from two sections, namely, B-401 and A-302.

Available Block Sections for the 1st Semester, 2020-2021

In the tables that follow, you will see the section codes that will be made available to the various degree programs and year levels in each college. Take note that if you see an entry with two section codes separated by a plus sign (“+”), it means that, if you are a regular student, all the class codes under those two section codes should be enrolled.

Not all section codes included in the tables may be available at the time of your enrollment. (They may have been set to RESERVED status and as such they will not be displayed by the system.) If you are not sure which block section(s) you should take under your program, consult your dean or program/department chairperson.


The available block section codes for the schools/colleges for the 1st Semester, School Year 2020-2021, are as follows:

COLLEGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION AND FORENSICS

AVAILABLE BLOCK SECTIONS

Programs 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year

Bachelor of Science in Criminology CM-101 CM-102

CM-201 CM-202

CM-301 CM-302

Bachelor of Forensic Science

FS-101

FS-201

SCHOOL OF COMPUTING AVAILABLE BLOCK SECTIONS

Programs 1st Year 2nd Year

3rd Year

Bachelor of Science in Entertainment and Multimedia Computing with Area of Specialization in Digital Animation

EMC-101 EMC-102

EMC-201 EMC-202

EMC-301 EMC-302

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science

ICT-101 to ICT-105

CS-201 CS-202

CS-301 CS-302

Bachelor of Science in Information Technology with Area of Specialization in Network Administration

ICT-101 to ICT-105

NW-201 NW-202

NW-301

Bachelor of Science in Information Technology with Area of Specialization in Web Development

ICT-101 to ICT-105

WD-201 WD-202

WD-301 WD-302


SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES



Bachelor of Arts in Communication (AB Comm)

BA-101 BA-102 BA-103 BA-104

BA-201 BA-202 BA-203

BA-301 BA-302 BA-303

Bachelor of Science in Psychology P-101

P-102 P-103 P-104

P-201 P-202 P-203 P-204

P-301 P-302 P-303

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND ACCOUNTANCY



Bachelor of Science in Accountancy

Bachelor of Science in Accounting Information Systems

A-111 to A-118

A-121 to A-128

A-131 to A-133

A-221 to A-228

A-231 to A-239

A-331 to A-347

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration - Business Management

B-111 to B-113

B-121 to B-123

B-131 to B-132

B-211 to B-212

B-221 to B-223

B-231 to B-233

B-321 to B-322

B-331 to B-333

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration - Financial Management

B-111 to B-113

B-121 to B-123

B-131 to B-132

B-211 to B-212

B-221 to B-223

B-231 to B-233

HRFM-331 + FM-331

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration - Marketing Management

B-111 to B-113

B-121 to B-123

B-131 to B-132

B-211 to B-212

B-221 to B-223

B-231 to B-233

MK-331 MK-332

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration - Human Resource Management

B-111 to B-113

B-121 to B-123

B-131 to B-132

B-211 to B-212

B-221 to B-223

B-231 to B-233

HRFM-331 + HR-331


SCHOOL OF EDUCATION



Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEED) E-101 to E-103

E-203 + E-2EE

E-301 + E-3EE

Bachelor of Physical Education E-101 to E-103

E-201 + E-2BPE

E-301 + E-3BPE

Bachelor of Secondary Education - Major in English

E-101 to E-103

E-202 + E-2EN

E-302 + E-3EN

Bachelor of Secondary Education - Major in Mathematics

E-101 to E-103

E-303 + E-3MA

Bachelor of Secondary Education - Major in Science

E-101 to E-103

E-202 + E-2SC

E-302 + E-3SC

Bachelor of Secondary Education - Major in Social Studies

E-101 to E-103

E-203 + E-2SS

E-303 + E-3SS

Bachelor of Secondary Education - Major in Filipino

E-101 to E-103

E-303 + E-3FI

Bachelor of Secondary Education - Major in Religious and Values Education E-101 to

E-103

E-302 + E-3RVE

Bachelor of Special Needs Education E-101 to

E-103 E-201 + E-2SN

E-301 + E-3SN


SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE



Bachelor of Science in Architecture

1AR-101 to 1AR-106

AR-201 to AR-206

AR-301 to AR-306

Bachelor of Science in Aeronautical Engineering

1AE-101 to 1AE-113

AE-201 to AE-212

AE-301 to AE-309

Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering

1CE-101 to 1CE-110

CE-201 to CE-210

CE-301 to CE-309

Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering

1CPE-101 to 1CPE-102

CPE-201

CPE-301 to CPE-302

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering

1EE-101 to 1EE-102

EE-201 EE-202

EE-301 EE-302

Bachelor of Science in Electronics Engineering

1ECE-101 to 1ECE-102

ECE-201 ECE-202

ECE-301 ECE-302

Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering 1IE-101 IE-201 IE-301

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering 1ME-101

1ME-102 1ME-103

ME-201 ME-202 ME-203

ME-301 ME-302 ME-303


SCHOOL OF HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM

MANAGEMENT


Programs 1st Year* 2nd Year 3rd Year

Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management with Concentration in Accommodations and Lodging Operations

HM-101 to HM-104

HM-201 to HM-203 HMA-301

Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management with Concentration in Culinary Arts and Kitchen Operations

HM-101 to HM-104

HM-201 to HM-203 HMC-301

Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management with Concentration in Restaurant and Food Service Operations

HM-101 to HM-104

HM-201 to HM-203 HMR-301

Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management with Concentration in Destination Management

TM-101 to TM-105

TM-201 to TM-205

TM-301 + TMD-301

Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management with Concentration in Travel and Tour Operations

TM-101 to TM-105

TM-201 to TM-205

TMT-301 TMT-302

Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management with Concentration in Events Management

TM-101 to TM-105

TM-201 to TM-205

TM-301 + TME-301

*Selection of section is based on the strand enrolled in senior high school.

SCHOOL OF NURSING AND ALLIED MEDICAL

SCIENCES



Bachelor of Science in Nursing NU-101 to

NU-103 NU-201 NU-202 NU-301

Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Technology RT-101

(other subjects – c/o Dean’s Office)

RT-201 RT-301

Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology

MT-101 MT-102 MT-201 MT-301


Remarks when a Class Code is blocked from Enrollment When a class code is not enrolled by the system, the REMARKS column will show “NOT

ENROLLED” (in red) followed by the reason why the class code was blocked from being enrolled. There are a number of reasons why a class code may be blocked. The examples below illustrate what these reasons are:

Example of Class Code not enrolled because the class code is invalid:

Example of Class Code not enrolled because it is already CLOSED:

Example of Class Code not enrolled because it is currently RESERVED:

Example of Class Code not enrolled because it has been DISSOLVED:

Example of Class Code not enrolled because Maximum Units Allowed will be exceeded:

Example of Class Code not enrolled because of a Prerequisite Violation:

Example of Class code not enrolled because of a scheduling conflict:


Example of Class Code not enrolled because the same subject has already been enrolled:

Example of Class Code not enrolled because the same class code has already been enrolled:

How to Appeal a Class Code Blocked from Enrollment Due to a Prerequisite Violation Whenever a class code is submitted to the system for enrollment, a check is made against all the

prerequisite subjects of the subject associated with the class code. The system will check if the prerequisite subjects have been taken and passed by the student. The subject codes checked are in accordance with the codes found in your curriculum and as they were entered in our subject code database. If you are a transfer student, the subjects you have taken in your previous school are not in our database. You may, therefore, be blocked from enrolling a class code because of this situation. If you have already passed the equivalent prerequisite subject(s), through your Chair, you may request permission from the Registrar’s Office to allow you to enroll the subject that you need. After you secure the approval form, it is taken to your dean for processing. In any case, it must first be verified by the Registrar’s Office that you have fulfilled the prerequisite requirement(s) before the class code is enrolled. You may also find yourself in a similar situation if you shifted to a new degree program. Thus, the same process applies to program shifters.

Even if you have taken an equivalent subject that serves as a prerequisite to a subject you need to enroll, its subject code may not be recognized by the system. In this case, through your Program Chair, this is emailed/reported to your dean for assistance on how the prerequisite block can be overridden.


Behavior of Self-Enrollment Routine under Period 2 (Free Select Enrollment)

Even if you are not going to enroll under Period 1 you need to know how class codes are enrolled by selecting a section code and letting the system enroll all the class codes under the selected section code. That functionality remains as is under Period 2. However, under Period 2, the system will also allow you to enroll a class code by inputting the class code itself. In fact, you need not load any section code at all because it is optional. You can directly input as many class codes as you need, subject to the limitations set by the system. You can also delete any previously enrolled class code if you choose to do so. All validation checks done under Period 1 will also be done under Period 2. Once you get pass the validation checks, the enrollment page will look like this:

Enrollment Page (Free Select Enrollment):

As stated before, the system will still allow you to load class codes for enrollment by selecting a section code, just like in Period 1.

If you now focus on this part of the enrollment page (with partial screenshot below), you will notice that there is now an input box under the CLASS CODE column.


To attempt to enroll a specific class code, first make sure the cursor is in the input box, type in the

class code, and then press the Tab key on your keyboard. (Do not use the ENTER key.) After you do this, the system will either accept or deny the enrollment of that class code. If it was enrolled, your total number of enrolled units will be updated.

After a class code is processed by the system, a new row is created and a new input box for the next class code is also created. You can keep repeating this action, inputting one class code at a time, until you enroll all the class codes you need.

Here is an example of an enrollment record with three class codes (from three different sections) inputted by a student and enrolled by the system:


Class Code Search

While you are in the process of inputting class codes, the system will also allow you to do a class code search. The use of this search is optional and is limited to the class codes created under your college. Take note of the presence of the search icon (which looks like a stack of index cards) right below the class code input box. If you click on the icon, a search window will pop up:

The Institute is set by default to your college (CASED in this example). Normally, you search by Subject Code. If you use the Subject Description Search input box, you need to enter the subject title. By default, the Class Code Status is set to “Open” because you can only enroll open classes. The Limit search has the following choices: Top 5 Items, Top 10 Items, Top 15 Items, and Top 25 Items. This limits the number of class codes that will be displayed as results from the search. For example, if it is set to Top 5 Items, your search results, when displayed, will be limited to only 5 items even if there are more items that meet your search criteria. After inputting your search criteria, click the Go button.

Here is an example of a search done for subject code 1COMM2:


If your search resulted in the display of one or more class codes, you have the choice of picking the

class code you would like to enroll from the list of class codes that resulted from your search. You do this by clicking the class code you like. For instance, if you want to enroll class code 8050, click on it and the system will close the search window and put 8050 in the class code input box of the enrollment page. The system will then attempt to enroll the selected class code just like any other class code that you have inputted manually. (If you are not going to select any class code, close the search window or click Cancel.) As stated earlier, the use of this search feature is optional. Use it if you need it. It is especially useful in looking for all the open classes under a specific subject code when many classes have closed already. Removing an Enrolled Class Code from the Enrollment Page

Take a look at the following enrollment record:

If you want to remove an enrolled class code from your enrollment record, you can delete it. On the leftmost column (under the heading Stat) is a square that you can click on. There is a square across each enrolled class code. Clicking on the square will put a check mark inside the square in the same row of the class code that you are selecting for deletion. You can do the same thing for other class codes that you want to delete.


Here is an example showing an enrollment page with two checked items:

After clicking on all the boxes whose class codes you want to delete (two in this example), click on

the Delete all checked items button and the system will execute the deletion. In the example above, the class codes 8046 and 8049 will be deleted and the updated enrollment page will look like this:

As expected, the total number of enrolled units will be adjusted after a deletion is completed. If you are deleting all enrolled class codes, you can use the Reset button instead.


Action Buttons

The action buttons at the bottom of the enrollment page work the same way as in Period 1.

TO SUMMARIZE: Steps to Enroll Section/Class Codes Block Section Enrollment

1. Visit www.hau.edu.ph/intranet and log in to the STUDENT PORTAL, OUTSIDE ACCESS. 2. Launch the College Self Enrollment routine. 3. Select and load section code(s). 4. Review and check that you have enrolled all the class codes you need. 5. Exit.

Free Select Enrollment

1. Visit www.hau.edu.ph/intranet and log in to STUDENT PORTAL, OUTSIDE ACCESS. 2. Launch the College Self Enrollment routine. 3. Select and load section code(s) or input class codes one at a time. 4. Review and check that you have enrolled all the class codes you need. 5. Exit.

Other Enrollment-related Routines Available in the Main Menu Subject Schedule Inquiry. Current Enrollment

This is an independent (stand-alone) class schedule search routine. It is always set to the current academic period. You will be able to look at all the available open classes not only of your college but those of the other colleges. However, as mentioned before, when enrolling you are given access only to those class codes that were created under your own college. Take note that class schedules are constantly being worked on by the deans for accuracy and completeness even up to the day before the enrollment period. Nevertheless, because CAMPUS++ is a real-time system, changes are reflected immediately and the results you see when using the class schedule search routine will be the most current.

http://www.hau.edu.ph/intranet



Here is the page when the routine is launched:

To start a search, first set the Academic Unit by clicking <Select> and selecting your college. Your

choice should be one of the following:

• College of Criminal Justice Education & Forensics

• School of Arts and Sciences • School of Business and Accountancy • School of Computing

• School of Education • School of Engineering and Architecture • School of Hospitality and Tourism Management • School of Nursing and Allied Medical Sciences

You can do a search by Section Code (or Block), by Subject Code, or by Class Code. After entering a search parameter, click the Show / Reload button and the system will do the search. To show the results, click on Schedule Details. Only OPEN classes will be displayed.

After you have enrolled, the next routine allows you to view your current class schedules.


Display Own Class Schedule

You already have access to this routine and it enables you to display your current class schedules. During the enrollment periods for the 1st Semester, 2020-2021, the column for the name of instructor will be switched off. It will be turned on after the Free Select Enrollment Period.

This Enrollment Guide

There are two file formats for this guide. The HTML version is accessible from the Student Portal home page by logging in (using your own account) to CAMPUS++ and clicking the link “ENROLLMENT GUIDE.” The other file format is the PDF version which is available in the HAU Intranet section of our website: (http://www.hau.edu.ph/intranet) (Note: The Intranet can only be accessed from inside the HAU campus.)


Documents

HOLY ANGEL UNIVERSITY Enrollment Guide for College… · HOLY ANGEL UNIVERSITY ONLINE ENROLLMENT GUIDE FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS . If you are a qualified freshman student and you intend