Q39: How can I waitlist a subject?
During the Subject Registration Period, the Adjustment before Semester Commencement Period and the Add/Drop Period, you can select subject(s) which you intend to take. If a class is full but open for enrollment on a waitlist (as indicated by the ‘Waitlist available if no vacancy’ column as shown below in Step 1), you will be automatically placed on a waitlist for the subject concerned when you confirm to proceed with your subject selection. The detailed steps are as follows:
Step
1: Search a subject and press ‘+’ button
Step 2: Select
subject component(s) and press ‘Add to Cart’
Step
3: Check your subject selection(s) in ‘My Subject Shopping Cart’, repeat Steps
1-2 to add more subjects and then press ‘Proceed to Preview’
Step 4: Check your
subject selection(s) carefully and ‘Confirm’
Step 5: Successfully-enrolled
subject(s) will be shown under ‘Registered Subject(s)’ section while waitlisted
subject(s) will be shown under ‘Subject(s) on Waitlist’ section
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