Q37: When will the waitlisting function be available?
Q37: When will the waitlisting function be available?
The
waitlisting function will be available throughout the Subject Registration Period,
the Adjustment before Semester Commencement Period and the Add/Drop Period. For details about the subject registration
schedule, please refer here.
If a student is unable to maintain the required CGPA or withdraws from his/her Fast-track Programme, he/she will be prohibited from re-enrolling in the same Fast-track programme or enrolling in any other Fast-track programme throughout his/her ...
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Normally, fast-track students are expected to begin their taught postgraduate studies after completing their undergraduate studies. However, those students with a small remaining credit load may exceptionally request to enroll in their taught ...
Under the Fast-track Programme framework, students can only take Level 5 Master’s degree subjects up to 30% of the Master’s degree curriculum. If they wish to take more Level 5 Master’s degree subjects beyond this limit during their undergraduate ...
Except for those Level 5 Master's degree subjects taken during their undergraduate studies, the tuition fee rate for the Master's degree programme will be charged according to the intake year of the Master's degree programme.
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Starting from the subject registration exercise of 2021/22 Semester One, when a class enrolment is full and it is available for waitlisting as indicated by the subject offering department, you will be placed on a waitlist for the subject concerned ...
Please be reminded that waitlisting is not a guarantee of enrolment into a class. When a vacancy becomes available, the system will automatically register the subject for you if you have passed the validation checks. You will receive an email ...
You can check the relevant information at eStudent > Information > subject search > Select the ‘Academic Year/Sem’ and search the subject > refer to section ‘Subject Group Details > Waitlist available if no vacancy: Yes/No. Alternatively, if a ...
When a vacancy becomes available, students on the subject waitlist will be registered automatically corresponding to your position on the waitlist. The system will execute the following validation checks before the actual subject registration takes ...
Students on academic probation are required to take a reduced study load as determined by the departments during the probation period to help improve their academic performance. You should complete the form 'Study Load for Students on Academic ...