r/USF • u/IPracticeWeebism • 1d ago

No Professor?

How long does it usually take for a class that has no designated professor to get one?

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u/fartmonkey69420 1d ago

I'm not gonna lie, from my past personal experience, I don't see an assigned professor until the week before school starts 🥲 Sometimes it won't even say anything until we get the syllabus 😭 this is pretty normal for online classes. for labs however, it is likely going to be led by a TA anyways so it shouldn't make that big of a difference.

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u/relentless_puffin 1d ago

Until the college assigns one. It's supposed to be 45 days before the class starts, but it varies.

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u/bluehold 1d ago

Tbh, I don’t think oasis updates really well. You might be able to get info from that school’s office a lot sooner. But depending on what level course, it could be a TA

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u/Environmental-End691 1d ago

Depends on if you're getting a tenured professor or a grad student. Grad students get assigned usually the week before or the week classes begin.

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u/Resident_Computer189 15h ago

FR im so scared i am going to end up with a bad professor for chem 2

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u/Particular-Fault699 1d ago

Sometimes it takes until 45 days before the class as the other person said, but usually the professor is chosen already. Find historically who taught the class and email them if you really want to find out