Enrolling in full classes

• Students will not be allowed to register for classes that are full.
• This policy is non-negotiable unless a student must graduate at the end of the current semester from Wake Tech. Potential Wake Tech graduates should obtain a graduation checklist from Academic Advising or from Self-Service documenting graduation readiness and present it to the dean or appropriate department head for consideration. Placement into a full class is not guaranteed even for graduates.
• Students should not approach faculty members to request to be added to full sections.

Adding classes after final day of registration

• Students will not be allowed to register for classes after the "last date to add a class" for the semester. For each semester, this date is posted in the Calendar section of the college website.

Prerequisites

• Per state and college policies, students must meet all course prerequisites prior to enrollment.
• Students who have not met prerequisites will either be dropped from the course before the semester begins or instructed to drop the course.
• Students will need to submit transcripts or grade reports showing proof of completed prerequisites to the division dean or appropriate department head to request the course registration override. Official transcripts must be sent directly to the Admissions Office.

Registering for more than 20 credit hours

• Students must submit the request to the division dean or division secretary.
• Approval is usually given only to potential graduates with high grade point averages.

Time conflicts

• No student schedule time conflicts will be approved.

10% date of semester

• Per Wake Tech policy, students who do not attend a class by the 10% date of the semester will be dropped from the class.

According to Wake Tech's Course Repetition Policy, a student may enroll in the same course up to three times during his or her academic career.

If you attempt to enroll or register for a course in one of the following Liberal Arts Division subjects for the fourth time, you will receive a registration error message that you have exceeded the number of allowed attempts for that course:

• English (ENG-110, -111, -112, -114, -125, -231, -232, -241, -242, -261 or -262)
• Anthropology
• Art
• Communication
• Drama
• French
• History
• Humanities
• Music
• Philosophy
• Political Science
• Psychology
• Religion
• Sociology
• Spanish

To request permission to take a course in one of the above subjects a fourth time:

• Go to eforms.waketech.edu. Click the "Log in with Key Account" button. Once logged in, locate the "Liberal Arts Course Retake" tile and select "Start New."
• Follow the instructions to complete the form, and submit your request to take the course a fourth time.

After your completed form has been received, Liberal Arts Associate Dean Barry Malone will reply within two to three business days to schedule a time to talk with you to discuss and consider your request.

NOTE: If you are requesting permission to retake transition courses for a fourth attempt, please follow these guidelines:

• For ENG-002/ENG-025, MAT-003/MAT-025 or MAT-035, email Academic Foundations Associate Department Head Patrick Morris at [email protected].
• For corequisite English courses – ENG-045 (formerly ENG-011) paired with ENG-111 – email English Department Associate Head Brad Ward at [email protected].

For questions regarding retaking math and science courses numbered 100-level and above, email the Mathematics & Sciences Division at [email protected] so staff can assist you with your request or question.

Some courses may require the use of Respondus for online exams and/or other graded activities. Respondus is an electronic proctoring system that records and monitors students while they complete online exams and/or other graded assignments. The system enables the course instructor to review video recordings to evaluate student conduct during exams or graded activities.

Your instructor may require the use of the Respondus LockDown Browser and/or webcam monitoring.

To use Respondus, students must have access to a laptop or desktop computer equipped with a built-in or external webcam and microphone. The webcam lens must remain uncovered at all times during the proctored assessment. Students will also be required to download and install Respondus on their computer prior to the assessment.

Students who choose not to use Respondus will be required to complete online exams and/or other graded assignments at an approved alternative proctoring site.

Students are encouraged to review course requirements carefully and contact their instructor with any questions about online proctoring expectations.