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There will be a limited number of mid-semester sections offered during the Fall 2026 semester. They will be reserved for students seeking to replace a course in which they are struggling or students currently with part-time standing (less than 12 credits) seeking to have full-time status (if you are unsure of how your current status impacts your financial aid, please contact Student Financial Services at (516) 463-8000 or sfs@hofstra.edu). If you believe you meet any of these criteria, please fill out this survey no later than Friday, September 18. A member of the Center for University Advising (CUA) team will be in touch with feedback regarding your eligibility by Monday, September 21. The formats of these courses vary with some being distance learning and others being in person. Please be sure to look at the formats/meeting times of courses to make sure they work with your other Fall courses. 

Approved students can enroll for a maximum of one mid-semester course and will be provided instructions on how to complete the registration change via their Hofstra pride email. Any seats in mid-semester courses that remain available after these populations have been served will be offered to the general student population starting Thursday, September 24. Mid-semester courses are scheduled to begin the week of Monday, September 28. If you have any specific questions, please email advising@hofstra.edu. 

The Fall 2026 mid-semester course offerings are as follows:

CLL 176 (LT) SHORT STORY IN WORLD LITERATURE (3 credits);
Meets 9/28-12/18; Online Synchronous MW 4:30pm-6:30pm

ENGL155 (LT) CHILDHOOD AND ADOLESCENCE IN LITERATURE (3 credits); Prerequisite(s): WSC 001 or WSC 002; 
Meets 9/28-12/18; Online Asynchronous

FA 080 (CP) BEGINNING CERAMICS (3 credits);
Meets 9/29-12/18; In Person TR 4:30pm-6:30pm ($80 fee applies)

GEOG 106 (BH, CC) URBANIZATION IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD (3 credits); 
Meets 9/28-12/18;  Online Asynchronous

GS 002 (CC, IS) CULTURAL GLOBALIZATION (3 credits);
Meets 9/28-12/18;  Online Asynchronous

HIST 020 (HP)  LIVING ON THE EDGE: COASTS, MIGRANTS, AND EXCHANGE, FROM THE ANCIENT WORLD TO THE 21st CENTURY (3 credits); 
Meets 9/28-12/18;  Online Asynchronous

PHI 014 (HP): ETHICS (3 credits); 
Meets 9/28-12/18; Online (W 8:30-10:00am & the remainder asynchronous)

PSC 001 (BH) AMERICAN POLITICS (3 credits); 
Meets 9/28-12/18;  Online Asynchronous

PSC 002 (BH) COMPARATIVE POLITICS (3 credits); 
Meets 9/28-12/18;  Online Asynchronous

FRLT 046 (LT) SEX, GENDER, AND LOVE IN 20th-CENTURY FRENCH PROSE; 
Meets 9/28-12/18; Online Asynchronous

ITLT 042 (LT) LIE, CHEAT, AND STEAL (3 credits); 
Meets 9/28-12/18; Online Asynchronous

SOC 139 (BH) IMMIGRATION AND THE LAW (3 credits); 
Meets 9/29-12/18; Online Synchronous TR 4:30pm-6:30pm

CRM 015 (BH) IMMIGRATION AND THE LAW (3 credits); 
Meets 9/29-12/18; Online Synchronous TR 4:30pm-6:30pm

LACS 016C (BH) IMMIGRATION AND THE LAW (3 credits); 
Meets 9/29-12/18; Online Synchronous TR 4:30pm-6:30pm

RHET 001 (CP) ORAL COMMUNICATION (3 credits); 
Meets 9/28-12/18; Online Asynchronous

WSC 001: COMPOSITION (3 credits);
Meets  9/28-12/18; Online Asynchronous

WSC 002: COMPOSITION (3 credits); Prerequisite(s): WSC 001;
Meets 3 9/28-12/18; Online Asynchronous

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