MercedTime

Search UC Merced classes, build a schedule with no time conflicts, and track your degree progress, all in one place.

MercedTime brings your UC Merced classes, schedule, plans and degree progress together in one place. Home - This semester's schedule as a weekly calendar - A countdown to your next registration time - The CRNs of the classes you picked, ready to copy Find classes - Search by class name, subject, course number, CRN or instructor - See open seats, waitlists, times, rooms, final exams and prerequisites at a glance - Show only open classes, or only the ones in your plan Plan - Every semester in one list, from classes you've taken to future plans, with units added up - Plan ahead for semesters whose classes haven't been posted yet - See every schedule that fits your classes without overlaps, and pick one - Keep times free, like lunch, and sort by fewest days on campus or the most even class hours each day - Mark lectures you might skip to see which days you could stay home Schedule - Your week, drawn from your registered or planned classes - Your free time between classes, using the hours you choose - Building names you know, and a one-click download of your schedule as an image Degree - Your degree audit, with each requirement marked done, in progress, planned or still needed - Look up a course and add it to a future semester - See what your plan would finish and what would still be left Standing - Your registration status, holds, registration time and class standing How it works MercedTime works inside your web browser, using the UC Merced registration and degree audit sites you're already signed in to. It never asks for your password, and everything it saves stays on your computer. MercedTime can't add or drop classes. Its "Register" button takes you to UC Merced's own registration page for that. The only thing it can change is starting a new degree audit, the same as the button on the degree audit site. When you open UC Merced's registration menu, MercedTime opens instead. You can also open it from its button in your browser's toolbar. MercedTime is an independent student project. It is not made by, affiliated with or endorsed by the University of California, Merced.