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ADD
& DROP POLICY AND PROCEDURES
ENROLLMENT PERIOD AND TERM WEEKS
ONE AND TWO:
Use
WebReg to add or drop all undergraduate Math classes and for grade
option/unit changes through the second week of instruction. It is not
necessary to use Add/Drop/Change (ADC) cards except for those courses
which are not part of the WebReg “Add/Drop” system. You
may waitlist full classes through the second week of instruction in
WebReg as well.
To
be added to a full class, you must:
NOT
ALL STUDENTS WHO FULFILL THESE CONDITIONS WILL BE ADDED.
Note
that seats may become available when course enrollment restrictions
are lifted; check WebSOC for dates. Additional seats may become
available during the Adjustment Period; see the Quarterly
Calendar with Deadlines
at http://www.reg.uci.edu
for this and other important dates and continue to monitor WebSOC for
changes. Students wishing to repeat courses to improve their grades
will have low enrollment priority; check WebSOC for details.
Access
Students: Sign a waitlist form in the Math Office, RH 340.
TERM WEEK THREE:
After
week two of the term, the Math Department will determine which
additional students, if any, will be added into full classes based on
class parameters and the degree requirements of the students, not in
the order of the waitlist. Instructors will distribute completed ADC
cards in lecture; cards must be submitted to the Registrar’s
Office. No further additions will be authorized. Students
not enrolled in a course after week three will not be eligible to
attend and will not have their exams graded.
To
drop a class during weeks three through six, an ADC card signed by
the instructor must be submitted to the Registrar’s Office.
Friday of week six is the last day classes may be dropped with an
instructor’s signature only, and without resulting in a “W”
grade (withdrawal). Please see the Registrar’s Add,
Drop, Change Policy and Procedure for
drops after week six.
TIPS
FOR USING WEBREG WITH WAITLIST OPTION
If
you are unable to enroll in a class because it is full, you may place
yourself on an active class waiting list using the Waitlist Menu in
WebReg. Course restrictions and prerequisite checks are enforced.
Required linked sections (e.g. lecture and discussion) must be
waitlisted in the same enrollment session. You will be notified by
email and automatically added to the class in waitlist order as space
becomes available during the enrollment period and through the first
two weeks of class. If you decide you no longer want to enroll in a
waitlisted class, be sure to drop yourself from the waitlist.
The
waitlist option is available ONLY through the second week of
instruction. You
will not be enrolled in a course from a waitlist if space is not
available by the end of the second week of class.
If
the waitlist is full, it is best to select another class. If you are
unable to waitlist by the end of the second week of class, you will
be unable to enroll in the class.
FAQs
What
are my chances of getting into a class from a waitlist?
The
likelihood of being enrolled from a waitlist depends on a number of
factors including your position on the list, the class capacity and
the number of spaces that become available through drops. Please
note: you may not get into your waitlisted classes. It is advisable
to select open classes that fit into your study schedule rather than
waitlist.
Can
I enroll in one section of a class and waitlist another?
Yes.
You may enroll in a lecture and discussion/lab and waitlist another
section of the lecture and discussion/lab. Be sure to waitlist all
linked sections. If moved into the waitlisted sections, the enrolled
sections will be dropped. Example:
You
want to enroll in Math 2A, Lecture A, but it is full. You may
enroll in Lecture B and a discussion, then waitlist Lecture A and a
discussion. You will be automatically added to Lecture A and the
linked discussion if space becomes available, and dropped from
Lecture B and discussion.
The
discussion section I want is full; can I waitlist it?
Yes.
You may enroll in a lecture and an open discussion section, then
waitlist the full discussion section. You will be automatically
added to the preferred discussion and dropped from the enrolled
discussion if space becomes available. You will remain enrolled in
the lecture.
Will
I be dropped from my lecture when I drop a discussion section myself?
Yes.
You must be registered in both lecture and discussion when you sign
out of WebReg. Your lecture is dropped automatically when you drop a
discussion or other linked section and end your WebReg session. You
must then re-enroll in the lecture, space permitting. Please
ensure both the desired discussion and
lecture are open before dropping a discussion section.
How
many classes can I waitlist?
Undergraduate
students may enroll in and waitlist classes totaling 20 units. You
may waitlist no more than ten class sections (including sections
carrying zero units). Examples:
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