W aitlist and R eserved S eating F or S tudents

1. WAITLIST TUTORIAL Waitlist allows a student to add themselves to a waitlist on a class that has met its maximum enrollment Reserved Seating allows an academic department to save seats for a specific group of students Waitlist and Reserved SeatingForStudents Waitlist | Texas Tech University

2. WhatisWaitlist? • Based on a First-Come, First-Served basis • Is nota registration into the class • Does not guarantee a seat • Student in the first position is notified via the Preferred Email when seat becomes available • After email notification, student has 24 hours to complete the registration process • Waitlist is a manual process, not automatic • Registration Rules and Registration Holds apply to the Waitlist Process • Last day to Waitlist is the last day to Add a class • All students still on Waitlist will be purged

3. Whatthismeans for Students? • Students will not have to keep checking to see if a course becomes open • Students will add themselves to a Waitlist, and then will be notified when a seat becomes available • Waitlist eliminates the need to request override permits from Academic Advisors on courses that have the Waitlist Option • Courses not set with the Waitlist option will follow the normal guidelines

4. Howit Works? • Student attempts to enroll in a Closed Class that has the Waitlist option • Student receives the “Closed – There are # student(s) on the Waitlist for this Class” message • Student then has the option to select “Waitlist” • If student decides to add the class to the Waitlist, the student is NOT enrolled in the class they are on the Waitlist • Ifa student currently enrolled drops the class a seat becomes available • Student in the first position is notified via their Preferred Email • Student then has 24 hours to enroll in class • Student completes the Registration process on Raiderlink on the Adds or Drop Classes link • If student takes no action • Time expires, the student next in line is notified via email

5. Waitlist Demonstration The last portion of the Tutorial will go over Reserved Seating | Raiderlink | FAQs

6. Waitlist Demo | Add the CRN On the Add or Drops Classes link on Raiderlink

7. Waitlist Demo | Waitlist Option When the student attempts to register into a section that has Waitlist, they receive a message that the class is closed and if the Waitlist is available • Closed - There are 0 student(s) on the Waitlist for this class • Closed - There are 2 student(s) on the Waitlist for this class • Closed - The Waitlist is Full • Open – Reserved for Waitlist The Action drop-down provides two options: • Select Waitlist • To be added to Waitlist • Select None • To remove the class

8. Waitlist Demo | Not Add to Waitlist To Not Add the Waitlisted Class Student would need to follow the normal registration process and attempt to register into a different class

9. Waitlist Demo | Add to Waitlist To Add the Waitlisted Class **When a student adds the class as a Waitlist, this DOES NOT mean the class is registered *Registration Rules will prevent the student from adding the Waitlisted class. A message will display if the student does not meet the criteria for taking the class (i.e. pre-req, co-req, link, time conflict, major restriction, college restriction, etc.) *Maximum Credit Hours will not prevent the student from adding the Waitlisted class. It will, however, prevent the student from completing the registration if a seat becomes available.

10. Waitlist Demo | Registration Add Error Messages Registration Rules apply to the Waitlist process The inability to be added to a waitlist may be due to one or more registration restrictions This list does not include all restrictions

11. Waitlist Demo | Maximum Hours Exceeded A student can Waitlist but is not allowed to complete the registration if they are at the Maximum Credit Hours Unlike the Waitlist Registration Rule restrictions, the student is given the opportunity to add a class to the Waitlist even if it goes over their maximum credit hours allowed. It does not, however, allow the student to enroll in the course once a seat becomes available. The student will need to continue normal processes of either dropping a course currently on their schedule, or contact their Academic Dean’s office for permission to exceed the maximum credit hours allowed

12. Waitlist Demo | Student’s Current Schedule The Student’s Current Schedule will display the date the Waitlisted class was added The student’s only option at this point is to drop the Waitlisted course, they can not register into the course until a seat becomes available Waitlist on Jan 26, 2011 means they are on the Waitlist and will be notified if a seat becomes available Student is NOT enrolled in Class

13. Waitlist Demo | Email Notification If a currently enrolled student drops the class, a seat will become open and the student in the first position on the Waitlist will immediately receive an email The student has exactly 24 hours to follow-up and register into the class (CRN) listed on the email If the student takes no action within the 24 hours, they will be removed from the Waitlist and the next student in line will receive an email

14. Waitlist Demo | Registration Add Process Once the student is notified via the Preferred Email that a seat is available, they have the option to register into the section

15. Waitlist Demo | Registration Drop Process The student has two options if they decide not to register in to the class

16. Waitlist Links Raiderlink • Add or Drop Classes • Registration History • Student Detail Schedule • Concise Student Schedule • Class Schedule • Schedule Search Tool • Look Up Classes

17. Raiderlink | Add or Drops Classes • Add or Drop Classes link is used to process the registration and will display the courses registered and the courses on the Waitlist The only option the student has on the Waitlisted course is to select Drop-Delete on Web to drop the Waitlisted course Once student is notified of an open seat, the Registered on Web option is available to register into the course Waitlist on Feb 23 2011 – is the date the student waitlisted into the course STUDENT IS NOT ENROLLED IN COURSE The Waitlisted courses are not calculated into the Total Credit and Billing hours

18. Raiderlink | Registration History Link • Registration History link will display the courses the student is registered in as well as the Waitlisted Courses

19. Raiderlink | Student Detail Schedule • Student Detail Schedule link will display the total credit hours, the classes the student is enrolled in, classes that are Waitlisted, and the student’s Waitlist Position

20. Raiderlink | Concise Student Schedule • Concise Student Schedule link is the student’s registration schedule, it displays the registered courses and the waitlisted courses Waitlist courses are noted as 0.000 credit hours. Important Be careful to not confuse Waitlisted and non-credit courses Discussions and non-credit labs that are registered will also have 0.000 listed as well

21. Raiderlink | Class Schedule Link • Class Schedule link will display the number of students on • the Waitlist under the Detail Class Information link • Click on the course title hyperlink to get to the Waitlist information on the Detail Class Information link • 5 students allowed on Waitlist • 3 student on Waitlist • There are 2 spots still available on the Waitlist

22. Raiderlink | Schedule Search Tool Link • Schedule Search Tool link is used to look up classes that are open, closed, and displays Waitlist enrollment numbers Schedule Search Tool is an excellent resource to look up and review course information

23. Raiderlink | Look Up Classes Link • Look Up Classes link is used by the student to look up classes that are open, closed, and displays Waitlist enrollment numbers

24. Summary In Summary, the basic Waitlist process includes: If no seats become available after the last day to add a class, the Waitlisted course will be dropped

25. Sampleof Registration Rule Messages List does not include all Registration Error Messages Refer to the RegistrarWeb Site for additional messages

26. Sampleof Waitlist Messages

27. ReservedSeating

28. WhatisReservedSeating? • Reserved Seating is a feature which allows academic departments to save seats for a specific group of students. • Students who meet the reserved seating rule will be allowed to register into an open seat for the course without a registration permit. • Once the Reserved Maximum has reached its limit, no other student within that criteria can enroll in the course unless the Overflow Indicator box is checked. • Reserved Seating can be used alone, or with the Waitlist process

29. Sampleof Reserved Seating Messages • Refer to the Registrar Web Site for additional registration messages

30. FAQs Once on Waitlist, does that mean I’m enrolled? No! If you add yourself to a Waitlist you are NOT enrolled in the course, you are ONLY on the Waitlist. Does Waitlist guarantee me a seat? No. Waitlisting does not guarantee a seat in the class. You should check your positions regularly on the waitlist. If you are not moving up on the waitlist, you should find an alternate course to schedule. What is the Time Limit after the email notification? Once you receive the email notifying you of an available seat, you have exactly 24 hours to complete the registration, after the deadline, you will be dropped off the Waitlist and the next student in line will have 24 hours.

31. FAQs Does Maximum Credit hours restrict me from Waitlisting? The Maximum credit hours will NOT restrict you from adding yourself to the Waitlist. It will, however, restrict you from actually registering into the course if a seat becomes available. You will receive a message of “Maximum hours exceeded” if you attempt to register into the Waitlisted course. Does Registration Restrictions restrict me from Waitlisting? Yes. The following registration rules continue to work with Waitlisting. • Pre-requisites, co-requisites, links, time conflicts, and maximum credits • Major, degree, student level, class level, and campus • Special approvals from the instructor, departments, and honors Can Advisors add a student to the Waitlist Yes. Advisors who assist students in the registration process on Raiderlink will also be able to add a student on the Waitlist with the same Waitlist processes as the student follows.

32. FAQs Can I see my Waitlist Position in line? Yes. Refer to the Student Schedule link on Raiderlink to see your Waitlist position in line. If I miss the 24 hour deadline, can I still register into the course? No. You will have exactly 24 hours to register into the course, after the deadline you will need to add yourself back onto the Waitlist. Can I get on more than one Waitlist? Yes. Multiple Waitlisted courses can be added to your records. Which of my emails is the Waitlist notification sent to? The Waitlist notification is sent to the student’s Preferred email address. It is the student’s responsibility to make sure the Preferred email address is correct in order to receive the Waitlist notification.

33. FAQs Can I add two Waitlisted courses that are at the same time? No. The Waitlist process will not allow two courses that are offered at the same time be added on your records. What should I do if I decide not to keep the Waitlist on my records? It is good practice to remove the Waitlisted course from your records, which will allow a student in line a better chance of registering into the course. Does the weekend waive the 24 hour deadline? No. Once you receive the email, even on weekends, you will have exactly 24 hours once the email has been sent.

34. FAQs When is the last day I can add a Waitlist course? The last day you can add a Waitlisted course to your schedule is the last day to add a class. Refer to the university calendar for these dates. After that date, all waitlisted courses will be purged from all records. What happens with Non-Payment of tuition? If a student does not make a tuition payment by the scheduled due date, all classes including any class on the waitlist will be cancelled. Are all Departments using Waitlisting? Each academic department will evaluate whether they want to utilize Waitlisting on all, some, or none of their courses. Is there an audit of Waitlist? SFASTCA will display the waitlist and registration activity that occurred. Refer to the Registrar Web Site for additional FAQs

35. Needto review Tutorialagain? Click to return to the beginning of tutorial Click to return to Waitlist Demonstration Click to return to Reserved Seating Click to return to Waitlist Links on Raiderlink Click to return to FAQs Click to go to the Registrar’s web site 3.22.11