Overrides are NOT adds. An Override creates a space in a student's name so the student can then go and add the class. Overrides done before classes start are only good for 24 hours after the student comes to the department office for approval and fills out the appropriate paperwork. If the add is not done within 24 hours, the student will have to come to the departmental office and do a 2 nd Override, based on seat availability at that time.
Overrides done during the first week of class are good until the end of the first week of class.
MUST COME BACK AND DO A LATE ADD, based on seat availability at that time. Late Adds begin the second week of class. Students wishing to late add must come to 202 S. Kedzie Hall and pick up a late add card . As a result of the University's decision to put prerequisites for ISS courses on the enrollment system in November 1998, many Transfer students, James Madison students, Lifelong Education students, and some Study Abroad students cannot enroll in a 300-level ISS course without departmental approval. This restriction applies to adding as well as swapping courses.