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Time Conflict
Time conflicts occur when two classes are scheduled at the same time. This can prevent enrollment, including from a waitlist.
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Swap
Swap allows you to drop one class and add another.
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about Swap
How to Plan For Enrollment
Getting the classes and schedule you want requires planning. You need to know what courses you want and have a back up plan if you can’t get your first choice.
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Reserved Seats
Reserved seats are set aside for certain student populations. They may affect your ability to enroll or get enrolled from a waitlist.
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about Reserved Seats
Permission
Permission numbers allow enrollment in some restricted classes.
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Prerequisites
Prerequisites are requirements for taking a class.
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How Waitlists Work
A waitlist typically starts when a class is full, to prioritize enrollment when seats become available.
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about How Waitlists Work
Enrollment Appointments and Phases
Enrollment appointments and phases determine when a student is able to enroll, drop, swap, and update classes.
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about Enrollment Appointments and Phases
How to Enroll
Enrollment occurs in CalCentral. You choose classes, add them to a shopping cart, and then enroll.
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Add/Drop Consent
Instructor or department consent is sometimes required to add or drop a class.
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