Class Enrollment for Winter 2024-25 (UG)

Winter 2024-25 class enrollment will begin in Nov 2024.  Please refer to the following for the useful information applicable to Winter class enrollment.

The following is a brief summary of the important dates and steps to take for Winter Class Enrollment:

* Adjustment to your class enrollment is allowed until the end of add/drop.

Important steps

• Use ‘Class Search’ functions to look up the class information and link to course information from 12 November onwards. The information is also available on the "Class Schedule & Quota" webpage.

• Put your class choice to the shopping cart and validate on 19 November onwards and prepare for the class enrollment process.  Seek special approval from course instructor when necessary. Make sure that you have sorted out the class enrollment requirement issues and obtained the appropriate approval before your start time for enrollment.  This process may continue until the end of add/drop.

• Submit class enrollment starting from your appointment start time on 21 November.

• Enroll up to 3 courses, if necessary, starting from 9:30am on 26 November.

• Change your request, if necessary, before end of add/drop period.

Students may look up course and class information of Winter 2024-25 with the following link:

• Class Schedule & Quota

Students may refer to the FAQ for class enrollment to refresh the knowledge using the SIS for class enrollment. However some of the class enrollment rules and practices in regular terms do not apply in Winter which include:

• Add/Drop Deadlines

• Limit on number of Course Enrolled

• Special Notes to final Year Students

Please refer to the sections below for details.

Add/Drop requests of Winter courses can be submitted daily (except system maintenance period from 7:30am-9:30am every morning) before add/drop deadlines of the courses.

Some courses have a higher add/drop rate in Winter than in regular terms.  There may be more students dropping their enrolled courses in Winter and the waiting students may find themselves move up the waiting list faster than they have anticipated.  Therefore, if you are waiting for a course, make sure that you check your updated class enrollment record frequently.  It is very important that you cancel the waiting requests if you do not want the changes to occur.  If you are on the waiting list of a class and you no longer want to enroll, you should cancel the request disregard your queue position on the waiting list.

Courses offered in Winter have different add/drop deadlines. If you have a pending swap request involving 2 classes of different add/drop deadlines, the swap request will be removed when the earlier deadline is reached. The original confirmed class will remain.  Please refer to the "Class Notes" in the SIS class search, or the "remarks" bubble on the "Class Schedule & Quota" webpage for the add/drop deadline of individual course.

Students should allow sufficient processing time for the System to handle their add/drop requests.  Completion of an add/drop process depends on a lot of factors such as system loading.  Please avoid delaying the submission of your add/drop requests to the last minute at closing of add/drop.  According to the University academic regulations, requests for adding/dropping courses after the add/drop period will not be accepted.

A student is allowed to enroll for only ONE COURSE during the assigned class enrollment period.  The limit on the number of course enrolled will be adjusted on 26 November 2024.  From 26 November 2024 onwards, the maximum number of courses a student is allowed to enroll will be THREE.

Enrollment of more than three courses will only be considered for students graduating in Winter 2024-25.  For such cases, endorsement from major departments will be required.

Students who have applied for graduation in Fall Term 2024-25 are normally NOT allowed to continue registration in Winter, unless special approval is granted.  Please contact the ARO if you have any questions.

Students should be responsible for seeking academic advice, checking up academic regulations and taking appropriate enrollment actions.  Courses/Classes that are inappropriately enrolled may not be counted towards graduation requirements and will lead to failure to fulfill degree requirements.  De-registration of courses violating university regulations may take place after add/drop period.