Prerequisites & Corequisites

Prerequisites, Corequisites, & Linked Courses

Some classes are linked or paired with other classes. In Navigate, they will be indicated with a "Requisite" tag in the course box (see image below)

These could be college-level courses paired with college-prep courses, courses with linked clinicals, or Learning Communities. If you attempt to register for just one of these, you will get a Requisite Error.

Temp Requisite Image

Once you choose the section of the course you want, a yellow alert will show in the bottom of the box. In order to complete the registration, you will need to click on "View Corequisites."

pre-requisites

co-requisites

pre-requisites

A prerequisite is a course requirement that must be met before you can register for a particular course.

Prerequisite Example:

To take BIO2101 (Human Anatomy & Physiology I with lab). You must meet the following requirements:

BIO111 (grade of C or higher), -or-
Biology Placement Test with a score of 70 or higher, or permission of Department Chair or Advisor.

The best place to look is our Online Course Catalog.

A linked course is one that is specifically paired with another course.

These could be preparatory courses linked with their college-level course, courses linked to clinical, or learning communities.

You must take all the courses that are linked together.

There is no way to take them individually.

co-requisites

Co-requisites are courses that must be taken at the same time or in the same semester as another course.

Co-Requisite Example:

ENG0094 Studio 121

To register for ENG 0094, students must enroll in ENG 1021 at the same time and complete them during the same semester.

Placement Testing scores
ACT/SAT scores
CLEP/ DSST Scores
AP Score
Military or Veteran affiliation
High School transcripts
Prior College (From a regionally accredited university or college completed with a grade of “C” or higher)

When in doubt you can always schedule an appointment with an Academic Advisor or connect with the Testing Center.