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What is a CRN?

April 26, 2017CRN

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What is a CRN?

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A Course Reference Number (CRN) is a 5-digit number assigned to each UO course section for a term. While in a single term there may be multiple course sections offered for a particular course (i.e. AAD 250), a CRNs function is to serve as identification for a specific course section. To find the CRN for a particular course section, view the course details on the Schedule of Classes.

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A CRN (course reference number) is a unique five-digit number that identifies a specific section of course. To register for a course, you will need its corresponding CRN, found in the schedule of classes.

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Each class offering of any course has its own unique identification number. This is referred to as the CRN (or Course Reference Number). Typically, the CRN consists of 5 digits for Spring or Fall semesters and 4 digits for summer semesters. For example, you might register for a fall section of an online Accounting 101 course which has a CRN of 20001.