Yes, you can join the waitlist with assistance from your advisor.  If you are notified of a seat available, you must contact your advising unit before your ‘take action’ deadline expires and/or you are dropped from the waitlist.  

You will not know your exact position on the waitlist. Your placement on the waitlist and notification of available seats will be on a first-come, first-served basis except when an advisor has a need to modify a student’s place on the list given extenuating circumstances.  

Yes. You need to meet the same requirements to waitlist for a section as you would to register for that section.  

Waitlist is available at the start of priority registration as soon as the section has no more seats available for registration, and will end the last weekday prior to the start of the semester. Waitlisting for Temple Japan sections will be phased out on a slightly different schedule. Schedules will be published closer to the beginning of the semester.

If a section is open (i.e., there are available seats) and there are students on the waitlist (WL ACT > 0) you can attempt to register; however, if the available seats are ‘locked down’ for the students on the waitlist you will be prompted with the option to join the waitlist.  

Yes. You can waitlist for a section after having registered for the maximum allowable credits for a semester. If notified of an available seat, you will have to drop a registered section before attempting to register for the waitlisted section if your credit total is above the allowable limit.  

No. You may not waitlist for two sections of the amee course.  If there are open seats in a section of a course, you should register for the section. There is no guarantee that seats will become available in any waitlisted section.  

No. You cannot waitlist for a section of a course for which you have already taken twice. You may contact your academic advisor to discuss other options.  

No. A hold restricting registration will also prevent you from joining a waitlist.  

You can join the waitlist again if available. By dropping from the waitlist, you have forgone your spot on the waitlist and will move to the back of the line. 

No. Your placement on the waitlist and notification of available seats will be on a first-come, first-served basis except when an advisor has a need to modify a student’s place on the list given extenuating circumstances.

You should drop yourself from the waitlist right away. This will free up the available seat for the next student on the waitlist.

No. Students are notified by the order in which they appear on the list. If the first student declines to accept the offered seat or misses the reply deadline, that student is dropped from the waitlist and the seat is offered to the next student. More than one student may be notified at the same time only if multiple seats become available simultaneously.

You will not be dropped from a waitlist unless you have been notified of an available seat and you do not take action by the deadline or the waitlisting period has ended. You can see the sections you are waitlisted for by checking your registration roster.  

No. Only classes for which you are registered will be available to you in Canvas.  

No. A waitlisted class is not a registered class. You are only billed for registered classes. 

No. A waitlisted class is not a registered class, so it does not count toward attempted credit or time status. For example, an undergraduate student who is actively registered in 10 credit hours and waitlisted for another three-credit course would be considered a part-time student for billing and enrollment reporting purposes.