Wait Listing

No. Wait listing is not a guarantee to enrollment. The chances of enrolling from the wait list into a class are different for each class. It depends on if students drop the class and space opens up, as well as if the student on the wait list meets all the requirements to enroll in the class. A student could be number 1 on a wait list, and never actually get enrolled into a class.

When a class is full, wait listing allows a student the opportunity to add their name to a wait list electronically, without needing intervention from the department. As long as the student meets all the requirements, they will be auto-enrolled if space opens up for them in the class. Students are given a number when they add their name to a wait list, so they can see where they fall on the wait list, and can gauge the odds of being added into the class from that.

Students are allowed to wait list in up to 12 credits each semester. Please note that if a student is enrolled in the maximum number of credits they are allowed to enroll in in a semester, they will not be enrolled in any wait listed class.

When a class is full, a student can wait list, as long as wait listing is set up for that class. To see the last day a student can wait list, check the Academic Calendar.

If a student wants to enroll in a section of a class, and wait list into another section of the class that only has a wait list, the student will need to use the swap function. Or, if a student enrolls in a class, but wants to be in a class that meets at the same time that only has wait listing on it, the student would use the swap functionality. This allows the student to be enrolled in one class, but drop the class and enroll in the other if space opens up.

To swap a class, a student needs to enroll in their second choice class first. Once they are enrolled, click on “swap”.

Choose the class you want to swap, and enter the class you want to swap into.

Make sure to check the wait list option, to get on the waitlist. The system will not drop you unless a space opens up in the wait listed class and you enroll.

Yes. The system will allow students to register themselves onto a waitlist, and use a permission number that will over-ride the time conflict if a space opens in the class and the student is at the top of the waitlist.

A student must meet the following qualifications in order to add their name to a wait list:

• It is their appointment period
• They do not have any negative service indicators
• The class does not require department/instructor consent
• They have the correct career
• They are not over the allotted unit load
• They meet the requisites

A student must meet the following qualifications in order for their name to be added from the wait list to enrolled:

• If seats are available
• No time conflicts exist on their schedule
• They are not already registered in the same class
• They meet the requisites
• They have not exceeded the unit load allowed

The system will not allow students to enroll into a class unless all the students on the wait list that are eligible to be enrolled into the class have been enrolled if space opens up in a class. A student can add their name to the wait list, but they cannot bypass all the students already on the wait list.

Students will receive an email in their Umail account when they are enrolled into a class. It is the responsibility of the student to drop the class prior to the last day to drop if they no longer want to be enrolled in it.

Of course; they will need to drop the class, similar to how they drop a class they are enrolled in. All wait lists will be purged at the end of each term.

The student can see their wait list position on their “My Class Schedule” page, CIS> Student Homepage>Registration> Class Schedule> Class Schedule Filter Options – include “Show Wait listed Classes”

Yes. The waitlist will allow students to register with a permission code to over-ride things like time conflict, or pre-requisites.

A student may never be enrolled in the class. If space does not open up, and if the student does not meet the requirements, they will never be enrolled in the class through the wait list process. The process is run daily, and an email will be sent to the students Umail account if they are successfully enrolled.

The first Friday of Fall and Spring term is the last day students can add their names to the wait list, and the last day the process is run. After that, students will need to obtain a permission code to enroll into a class. The Summer term last day to wait list dates will be prorated appropriately to accommodate Summer term deadlines.

No. The system will go off of the wait list first. If those students enroll and there is space still, students can just enroll in the class. If students on the wait list do not meet the requirements and are not enrolled, the class will become open again and allow any students to enroll.