Class Schedule
About four weeks before registration opens, the class schedule can be viewed on our registration portal or in the schedule planner on your myUTSA Account.
Please note that final classroom information will not be available until about two weeks before classes start, so make sure to check your schedule for any room changes.
Quick Links
Browse Class Schedule Schedule Planner
Class Modality Info Class Attributes Online Degrees
Jump Links
How to Browse Classes or Search for Courses
Anatomy of the Browse Classes Search
Find Your Registered Class Schedule
Find Your Classroom Location
Academic Calendar & Schedule
Select a Term
You must first select a term. After selecting a term, you’ll see this “Browse
Classes” screen where you can enter your search
criteria. The term will be displayed as a reminder.Select a Course Subject
Begin entering the subject you want to search. Multiple subjects can be selected.Search by Course Number & Information
Narrow your search by entering the Course Number, Title or keywords related to the course.Search by Part of Term
You can use this to view courses offered during a specific part of term for the semester.Search by Campus
You can use this to filter for courses offered by campus.-
- Face-toFace courses have a campus of “Main Campus,” “DownTown Campus” or “Southwest Campus”
- Courses that are online have a campus of “Internet” (currently, to search for online courses, you must select “internet campus only” checkbox in the campus section on the class schedule.)
- Courses exclusively for students in fully online degree programs have a campus of “Online Programs“
Pro tip: If you take back-to-back classes on the same day at different campuses, be sure to build in an hour for travel time!
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Search by Level
Refine your search by selecting only undergraduate, master, or doctoral level courses.Search by Attribute
If you are looking for courses with certain features such as free textbooks, online (Internet), graduate-level, etc., select the appropriate Attribute.- Lower-Division Courses are undergraduate-level courses with course numbers starting with “1” or “2”
- Upper-Division Courses are undergraduate-level courses with course numbers starting with “3” and “4”
- Honors College Courses are undergraduate-level courses for Honors College students
- Search for courses using “low-cost” (total required learning material cost of $40 or less) or “free textbooks” (total required learning material cost of $0) which is part of Texas Senate Bill 810 2017 andTEC § 51.542
Search by Course Number Range
If you are looking for upper-division courses only, refine your search by selecting 3000 – 4999 in the Course Number Range.
Class Modality
Classes at UT San Antonio can have different modes of instruction. Click here for more details.
Anatomy of the Browse Classes Search
You will notice that the class schedule is organized in a table. Below you will find information about each column listed and what it represents to help you build your class schedule.
Subj, Crse, Sect, CRN, Title, Cred
Information related to the course, including Course Subject, Course Number, Section Number, CRN, Title and credit hours. Click on the course title to view more information about a specific section, including the course description and prerequisites.Meeting Time
Days in blue are the days and times when the class meets. IF NONE OF THE DAYS ARE BLUE, that means the course is asynchronous or is individualized instruction like Independent Study, Master’s Thesis, Doctoral Dissertation, etc.You will find additional details about the class, including the building and room number, by hovering over the this section.
Instructor
This is the instructor teaching the course. If the instructor is Staff, that means an instructor has not yet been assigned to this course.Campus
- The different campuses include Main, Downtown, Internet, Off Campus, Out-of-State, and Online Programs
- Internet means it is an online course for students not in a 100% online degree program
- Online Program means it is an online course for students in a 100% online degree program only
- Off Campus means the class is held at another location, for example, a local high school
- Out-of-State means class is held outside of Texas or the U.S., such as Study Abroad courses
Pro tip: If you take back-to-back classes on the same day at different campuses, be sure to build in an hour for travel time!
Status
This is where you see if there are seats available for the course.Attribute
Displays any attributes the course has.Instructional Methods
Displays the class modality.Linked Sections
Some courses have a lecture component and a linked lab component that are taught separately. When registering for a section that has a section link code, you must also register for the linked section.Gear Icon
Remove search columns by clicking on the gear icon and unchecking columns.Class Details
Click on the course title to view more information about a specific section including the course description, pre-requisites, course materials and more. Pro-tip: Don’t forget you can search for courses that have free or low-cost textbooks attributes!
More Results
View more classes per page by changing the number of courses.
Schedule Planner
Schedule planner is a tool that allows you to plan what your class schedule is like. It takes the same courses that is viewable on the Class Schedule, but in a format that allows you to compare classes to help build your schedule.
Find Your Registered Class Schedule
After you’ve registered for classes, you can view your class schedule through two cards in your myUTSA Account: My Class Schedule and My Classes.
- The My Class Schedule card displays your weekly schedule in a calendar-style view. displays your weekly schedule in a calendar-style view. Courses must have a scheduled meeting date and time to appear on this card. Online courses do not appear in the “My Class Schedule” card, but they can be viewed in the “My Classes” card.
- The My Classes provides detailed information about all of your enrolled courses, including course dates, times, locations, and online classes.
How to Find Your Class Schedule Cards
If you have not already bookmarked your schedule cards on your myUTSA Account homepage, you can find both the My Class Schedule and My Classes card using either of the methods below.
Option 1: My Account
- Log in to your myUTSA Account
- Select My Account from the navigation menu.
- The My Account page displays cards personalized with your information, including the My Class Schedule and My Classes card.
- You can always find these cards through your My Account page, but if you want to add these cards available from your homepage, select the bookmark icon in the upper-right corner of each card.
Option 2: All Cards
- Log in to your myUTSA Account
- Select View All Cards from the navigation menu (right side), or open the Main Menu (hamburger icon on the upper left side) and select All Cards.
- In the search box, type “class”.
- Locate the My Class Schedule and My Classes cards and select the bookmark icon in the upper-right corner of each card to add it to your homepage.
Tip: We recommend bookmarking both cards so your schedule is always available from your myUTSA Account homepage.
Find Your Classroom Location
The location of your class can be found on the My Class Schedule or My Classes cards in your myUTSA Account.
Your class location may appear as a building name and room number (for example, “Durango Building – DT 3.218” or “McKinney Humanities 3.04.08”). Formatting may vary by course. If a class is listed as online only, no classroom location will be provided.
Once your courses have been loaded into Canvas, our digital classroom platform, we recommend logging in to review additional course information. Your instructor may provide classroom details, directions, or other important course information in Canvas. You can also find your course syllabus there.
Find Your Building on the Campus Map
If you’re unfamiliar with your classroom location, you can use the UT San Antonio Maps to locate your building before the first day of class.
Here are a few tips for using the map:
- If you know the building name, use the search bar to quickly locate it on the map and view its address.
- To display building names directly on the map, scroll to the bottom of the menu and enable Building Labels. This makes it easier to identify buildings while navigating the map.
- Academic buildings can also be found by selecting Buildings & Spaces and then Academic & Research. However, searching by building name is usually the fastest option.
- Parking lots and garages can be found under Parking & Transportation. Please note the map shows approximate parking space designations and is intended only as a broad guide. When parking on campus, always refer to posted signage to ensure you are parking where your parking permit allows.
- Floor maps and individual room information is not available on the campus map. Once you arrive at the building, look for a building directory or floor map to help locate your classroom. Floor and individual room information is usually added to a building’s shorthand abbreviation. For example, a class in Multidisciplinary Studies Building (shortened to MS), third floor, hallway 2, room 8 would be shown as MS 3.02.08 on a syllabus. The first number usually refers to a floor while the next digits focus on hallways and/or room.
Tip: Arrive early on your first day of class to allow extra time to find your building and classroom.
Academic Calendar & Schedule
See below for the various PDFs to the semester academic calendars and registration schedules.
Fall Information
Spring Information
Summer Information