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Closed Courses

  2. Majors and Minors
  3. Departments and Units
  4. Courses
  5. LSA Degrees
  6. LSA Requirements
  7. LSA Academic Policies and Procedures
    1. Credit Policies
    2. Registration and Enrollment
      1. Registration
      2. Credit Load (Full Time and Part Time Status)
      3. Prerequisites
      4. Closed Courses
      5. Waitlists
      6. Overrides
      7. Time Conflicts
      8. Repeating a Course
      9. Credit Hour Modification
      10. Auditing a Course
      11. Accuracy of Schedule
      12. Class Attendance
      13. Final Exams
      14. Add/Drop
      15. Term Withdrawal
      16. Returning Students
    4. Grading, Transcripts, and Academic Records
    5. Academic Standing
    6. Academic Integrity
  9. LSA Commitment to Academic Freedom
  10. Dates and Deadlines
  11. Academic Integrity
  12. Engaged Learning
  13. STEM
  14. Business
  15. What Will You Do with an LSA Degree?

Each class has a specific number of available spaces as determined by the department offering the course. Once enrollment reaches capacity, it will be listed as “closed.” 

A student may register for a closed class only by obtaining an override (a permission entered in M-Pathways) for that class. Students obtain overrides from the department (rather than individual instructors) based on that department’s override policy. Please refer to the section on “Overrides” located below and check with your department regarding the procedures for granting overrides.

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