Closed Course.   Check to see if other sections of the same course are still open.  In some cases, you can search for courses by attribute to find other courses that will fulfill the same requirement as the course that is closed.  You may want to check TruView periodically to see if seats later open in the course as students drop.  You can also contact the appropriate Department Office to request permission to enroll in a closed course. 

Link Error: [Link Code] Required or Co-Requisite Error.  To enroll in this course, you also need to enroll in another course at the same time.  Enter the CRN provided in the error message, along with the CRN for the lass you originally tried to add.  Click submit.

Co-Requisite Error.  To enroll in this course, you also need to enroll in another course at the same time.  Check the catalog to identify the second course and then add both courses to your schedule. 

Departments have limited some courses to certain students.  If you receive a Pre-Requisite or Test Score error, a Major Restriction error, or a Class Restriction error, check the information available on the open course list (remember, you need to click the CRN, and then the course title) or the 2007-2008 General Catalog to see if you are eligible to enroll in the course.  If, after reviewing these criteria, you believe that you are eligible to enroll or would like to request permission to waive these restrictions, contact the appropriate Department Office. Please note that from May through August, courses reserved for incoming freshmen may have a prerequisite of WFT, which means that the course is being reserved for new students.

You may also receive a Class Restriction if you are an undergraduate student attempting to enroll in a graduate course.  Contact the Graduate Office for permission to enroll in graduate courses.

Reserved Closed.  Each Summer, when the University begins the process of enrolling new students for fall, we save seats in introductory classes for our new students. If you look at the Open Course List via TruView, it appears that there are seats available in these sections, but they are actually "reserved" for incoming first year and new transfer students. Unfortunately, by just looking at “remaining seats” on the open course list, you cannot tell which seats are reserved for the new first year students and which seats are available to upperclass students. TruView will, however, give you a “reserved closed” error message if you try to enroll in a seat reserved for new first year students. Other sections that are reserved exclusively for new first year students will have a “T” in the section number.  Upperclass students will not be allowed to enroll in a class that is marked as "reserved closed" until after all incoming students have been registered.  Generally, the University opens any remaining seats in these classes to upperclass students in early August. 

Time Conflict with [CRN#].   If you have already made arrangements to waive a time conflict error, contact the Department Office offering the course for which you received the error. 

Maximum Hours Exceeded.  Click here for overload procedures.

Please note:  Each Department Office may have different procedures for resolving course errors.  Departments may override errors only for their own courses.