How do I set up a course to begin in the 3rd quarter?

When courses are set up, the number added to the Length section designates how many Terms the course will run.

2 = two terms, 4 = four terms.

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Designate which terms the course runs in a two term course by following the steps below to remove a course from 1st and 2nd quarter and have it begin in the 3rd quarter and run until the 4th quarter or vice versa.

Go to Academics > Scheduling > Requests and Schedules
Select Classes
Filter on the appropriate School Year and School Level
Set the Term to 1st Quarter
Select a course category and select a Course (example: Middle Performing Arts > Band (Band 410)
Select Manage Sections

Select Delete this Section
Select Save & Close
Once this is done change the Term filter to 3rd Quarter and notice that the course is still offered here as well as in 4th Quarter.

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