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Enrollment Tutorial

How to enroll in classes at UCSD

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This tutorial will show the basics of enrolling in classes:

Find out when you can start to enroll

Navigate to the various tools from the top nav

See the Schedule of Classes

Plan your schedule with the Class Planner

Use WebReg

to add or drop a class

wait-list for a class

change grading option

Confirm your class list, weekly and finals planner

To view/print in pdf format click on:

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You will be prompted to log in. Your User ID/PID is the 9 digit number beginning with an ‘A’. Then use your Password to sign in.

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Look for a link to the Enrollment time tool in Announcements and Deadlines

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Once you click on submit, your appointment time will display.

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Schedule of Classes

See what classes are offered

See how many seats are open

Check for class prerequisites

See book list for classes

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Select the class level

Check this box to see search results in a new window. Select the subject

you want to search

Choose the

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Read the department’s information then scroll down to see the offered classes.

This shows the number of seats currently available.

Click on the book icon to see the book list for the class.

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Lecture vs. Discussion

Academic Departments may list classes in one of two ways:

Lecture (LE) – You select the

lecture time and then plan to

attend one of the discussion

sections

OR:

Discussion (DI) – You select the

discussion time and the lecture

will be added to your class list.

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Some courses have required classes (prerequisites)

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Class Planner

Select the term

Add classes from current schedule

Displays time conflicts

Displays finals

Create multiple planners for the term

Rename an existing planner

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Name your planner, and click on the Create Your New button

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Search in two ways. Use course lookup if you know the subject and course #. OR use the alpha list to select by department.

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After selecting your desired class review the lectures, discussions and finals times, then Add to Planner.

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As you add classes the times

will display in the grid.

Note that finals are listed at

the bottom of the grid.

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To help you plan your

schedule, the tool will alert

you if the class you selected

conflicts with others on your

planner.

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The Print Version of the planner gives you the information you will need to enroll in your classes.

You can use the 6 digit section ID when you enroll via WebReg.

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WebReg

Select the term you are enrolling in

Add classes

Check for time conflicts

Drop a class

Change a grading option

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Using the down arrow, choose the term.

Confirm your student level then click ‘Submit.’

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There are three ways to add a class: • By section ID number

• By the subject code and course number • Search by the Schedule of Classes

Here the section ID for BILD 1 from the Class Planner is entered.

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Confirm the grading option you want then click Add.

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BILD 1 has been added to your class list.

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A search for ECON 1 will display the Schedule of Classes for just that class:

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In this example, you enroll by selecting the course

code next to the DIscussion section. You must

attend the specific discussion as well as the

LEcture time. WebReg will automatically add the

lecture to your Class List.

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Every WebReg request will prompt you to confirm the action you are taking. Make sure to click ‘Add’ to complete the transaction.

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After adding the classes you need, go to the

Weekly Planner to check for any conflicts. In

this case you see a conflict with BILD 1 and

ETHN 20.

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To clear the conflict, drop ETHN 20

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Confirm that this is the section you intend to drop. Click ‘Drop’ to complete the action.

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This message confirms the

section was dropped. It no longer displays under ‘Enrolled Classes.’

You can search by the Schedule of Classes to find another class to add.

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Select the term, the subject, and the course range.

Then click ‘search’ to see the results.

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If a class if full, you will see how many are currently on the wait list. To make sure you can add the class, select a section with open seats. If you do select a full class, WebReg will prompt you on how to add yourself to the wait list.

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The program will display courses that do have seat

available. If you choose to wait list, confirm the grading

option.

NOTE: Wait lists are automated and are filled on a

first-come, first-served basis. They are NOT a guarantee you

have a space in the class.

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Wait listed classes are listed

below the Add a Class section.

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Another tool is the ‘Change’ button. This

works the same as the Add or Drop

function. Let’s change the grading option

for ECON 1 to Pass / No Pass.

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Just click the desired radio button and confirm by clicking ‘Change.’

While many classes allow you to choose your grading option, you must take major, minor, and core curriculum courses for a LETTER grade. Check the UCSD catalog or your college website for more information.

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Your grading option displays on WebReg and your Class List.

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Some classes have test or course prerequisites that you need to enroll. Below is the

message that displays when attempting to enroll in CSE 20 without the prerequisites.

Courses may also have restrictions for college, major, or class level. If you aren’t

eligible for the class, the error message will describe the restriction and steps to take.

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Check your Class List

Confirm the classes you’re in

Check for correct grading option

See a book list for all classes

Link to Weekly Planner

Check throughout quarter for additional

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Here you can check your Weekly Planner, Final Planner and see a full list of books for your classes.

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Confirm that you’ve cleared the time conflict for your classes and check the times of the finals.

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You can see the required and recommended books for the classes you are enrolled in.

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Note that wait listed classes display

with the dashed box on the schedule

on My TritonLink.

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WebReg Glossary

Wait-list for a Full Class– When classes are full, you may wait-list via WebReg. The wait list does NOT guarantee you a space in the class. You may wait-list ONLY ONEsection of a course. Wait lists are

automated and are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. If you are added to the class, you will receive an e-mail to your UCSD e-mail account

NEW FRESHMEN: If you have any questions about wait-listing, please check with your college advising office.

Drop a Class – You may drop classes through Friday of 4thweek without a ‘W’ (withdrew) and through

Friday of 9thweek with a ‘W’ on your record. You may only receive one “W” per course.

Grading Option– In many classes, you can choose a grading option (letter or pass/ no pass). You may take up to 25% of your undergraduate UCSD units as pass/ no pass. Most majors require a letter grade in all course work. You must make grading option changes by Friday of 4thweek.

Change Credits for Variable Credit Course– You may change the number of units for variable unit courses by Friday of 4thweek.

Class Types

*Lecture (LE) *Discussion (DI)

* Lab (LA) *Problem Session (PB)

*4thHour Lecture (LE) *Seminar (SE)

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Other useful tools on TritonLink

My TritonLink – Login for a quick view of your account, holds and class list

Addresses Tool

Maintain your current and permanent addresses

Control display of personal address information in the Student Directory Redirect your campus e-mail to a personal e-mail account

Billing and Payment

View your monthly statement and see all current activity on your account Pay your bill via E-check

Sign up for Triton Installment Plan (TRIP) and Direct Deposit Authorize your parents to view and pay your bill

Financial Aid

View and accept your Financial Aid award

See what documents may be outstanding on the Checklist

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We hope this tutorial has been helpful.

To learn more see our

Enrolling in Classes menu

.

For questions about planning your classes, contact your College

Academic Advising Office or Graduate Department.

To view/print this in pdf format click on:

WebReg Tutorial

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