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An override is an electronic permission that allows a student to enroll in a class they might not otherwise be able to. Overrides are typically used to allow a student to:
- register in a closed course from the waitlist
- register for a class that requires instructor or department consent
- register for a class in which the student does not have the required prerequisites
If a class is closed, the student should place themselves on the waitlist. Waitlist order is determined by department policy. In the case of a course that requires instructor or department consent, a student should reach out directly to the instructor or department. If a student is interested in registering for a course which they do not have the prerequisite, they should contact the department for approval.
Information on how to use an override may be found here.