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Revision as of 10:13, 21 March 2024
Learn how to put yourself on a waitlist, use the waitlist preference form, and check your waitlist position.
As we get closer to the beginning of the quarter, plans often change. Putting yourself on a waitlist ensures you are in the queue to be registered for that class if space becomes available. Your Evergreen email is how we will communicate with you about any registration changes. |
Adding Yourself to a WaitlistYou can also watch the Waitlists video, prepared by Registration and Records Staff. When you receive a “Closed- Waitlisted” error like in Figure 1 when attempting to add a class, it is because the class is full, but there is still room on the waitlist.
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Filling out the Waitlist Preference FormYou can also watch the Waitlist Preference Form video, prepared by Registration and Records Staff.
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Checking your Waitlist Position
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