| Albany | Two undergraduate courses have large enrollment: Introduction to Information Science = 85; Internet and Information Access = 203. |
| Arizona | Both courses are being offered virtually. |
| California Los Angeles | LIS 200 and LIS 201 are core courses, required of all students and typically taken during the first quarter of enrollment. LIS 200 has a plenary lecture and four breakout discussion sections. LIS 201 is taught in two sections. |
| Clarion | The course with over 50 enrolled is LS432, Colloquium. This is a credit guest speaker series in which all full-time undergraduate and graduate students must enroll. |
| Florida State | Courses with over 50 enrollment include undergraduate offerings and web-based offerings of required M.S. courses. |
| Illinois | The course with over 50 is a large lecture offering of a required course. |
| Indiana | Lecture section of L401, SLIS prerequisite course; this section divided into labs of 20 or fewer each. |
| Michigan | These are required foundation courses. |
| North Texas | There are three courses with an enrollment of over 50. These are taught at several off-campus sites via TV-delivery concurrently and are considered one class. |
| Rutgers | The two classes listed as over 50 are the introductory class 610:501 and the Colloquium Series 610:502. Both are designed to be offered in a large lecture setting. |
| South Carolina | One contract course for SCDOE = 160. One required course televised in WV and SC = 189. One required course televised in SC = 99. |
| Syracuse | Courses with over 50 are all undergraduate classes with teaching assistants. |
| Tennessee | Both of the classes with 50 or more are courses offered via distance education this semester. |
| Texas | Classes with over 50: LIS 386 -- Introduction to Library & Information Studies = 62; two sections of undergraduate service courses: LIS 322T Children’s Literature = 286; LIS 322T Children’s Literature = 304. |
| Wisconsin – Madison | Foundation courses are open to all incoming master's students as well as undergraduates with Junior or Senior standing. 450 is also a class that is open to University special students. |