Registration Remedies
Course Delivery
| Course Format | Definition | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Asynchronous Online | All course content delivered online with no set meetings. Students learn same material independently. | Online |
| Asynchronous Online with Some Synchronous Online | Most course content delivered online with no set meetings supplemented with some synchronous scheduled sessions. | Online |
| Hybrid Asynchronous and Synchronous Online | Course content delivered partially in person and partially online, with both synchronous and asynchronous sessions. | Homewood and Online (this means part of the course is onsite at Homewood AND part of the course is online, even for students who typically attend in-person) |
| Hybrid In-person and Asynchronous Online | Content delivered partially online in an asynchronous manner and partially in-person. | Homewood and Online (this means part of the course is onsite at Homewood AND part of the course is online, even for students who typically attend in-person) |
| Hybrid In-Person and Synchronous Online | Content delivered partially online in a synchronous manner and partially in-person. | (this means part of the course is onsite at Homewood AND part of the course is online, even for students who typically attend in-person) |
| In-Person | Both the instructor and the students meet in-person, in a dedicated instructional space. | Homewood |
| In-Person, Live to Classroom | Content delivered to students in an instructional space with a remote instructor. | Homewood |
| Synchronous Online | Course content delivered online at a specific day/time as noted in the schedule. | Online |
| Synchronous Online with Some Asynchronous Online | All course content delivered online at a specific day/time as noted in the schedule with some additional asynchronous sessions. | Online |
Alerts/Holds
Below is a chart with various alerts or holds and how to go about getting them removed.
| Alert Name | How to Clear |
|---|---|
| Advisor Alert | Contact your faculty advisor within your primary major. |
| ASEN Standard Financial Alert | Contact Student Accounts: Wyman G 36A or at 410-516-8158 |
| Missing Local Address | Add a local address in Self Service Must be a Maryland (MD) address |
| Transcript Alert | Contact Student Accounts: Wyman G 36A or at 410-516-8158 |
See more alerts
| Alert Name | How to Clear |
|---|---|
| Academic Alert | Contact your Academic Advising Office AS: 410-516-8216 EN: 410-516-7395 |
| Additional Advisor Alert | Contact your faculty advisor within your second or additional major |
| Missing Emergency Contact Information | Add emergency contact information in Self Service |
| Missing Family Information | Add family contact information in Self Service |
| Missing Permanent Phone Number | Add a permanent phone number in Self Service |
| Missing Permanent Address | Add a permanent address in Self Service |
| Pregraduation Alert | Contact the AS Academic Advising Office: Wyman 170AA or at 410-516-8216 |
| Registrar's Alert | Contact the Office of the Registrar: Wyman 2 West or 410-516-8080 |
| Student Health and Wellness | Contact the Student Health and Wellness Center: 1 East 31st Street or 410-516-8270 |
If you are unable to resolve your alert with the above information, please call the Office of the Registrar at 410-516-8080.
Waitlisting a Class
When add yourself to a waitlist for a section, you will see your position number under “Registration” and then “My Waitlist Classes”. When a seat becomes available in a course that has a waitlist, an email is sent out to students’ JHU email addresses for however many seats are open. Waitlists do not operate in real time. These emails are sent out each morning Monday-Friday, when applicable. Waitlists do not operate over the weekend.
If you receive this email you will have a certain amount of time (two business days if that course’s term has not started, one if it has started) to take action. This gives students time to resolve any conflicts while offices on campus are open. Once a student receives this email offering a seat, that puts them into “Waitlist_Hold” status or position “0” of the waitlist. Note: if you are in position “1” on a waitlist and see that there is a seat open in the course, that does not mean you have been offered the seat. Only once you have received an email can you accept a seat into the course.
If you wish to remove yourself from a waitlist before receiving an email – thus giving up your chance of getting a seat, click “Remove From Waitlist” next to the correct course.
Important notes:
- You can only waitlist for 3 courses at any given time, regardless of each course’s term.
- Plan carefully if you intend to waitlist for courses in more than one term.
- You can only waitlist for one section of a single course.
- If you are on a waitlist, remember to check your Hopkins email at least every other day in case you get offered a seat.
Below find instructions on how to accept a seat once you have been offered one:
If you originally tried to “add the course”
You will see three choices: “Enroll Now!”, “Remove From Waitlist” and “Conditional Add/Drop”.
- Clicking “Enroll Now!” will take you through the regular enrollment process.
- Clicking “Remove From Waitlist” will remove your option to add the course.
- Clicking “Conditional Add/Drop” will take you to select a class to drop and allow you to add the waitlisted course.
If you originally tried to “conditionally add the course” while dropping another
You will see two choices: “Continue Conditional Add/Drop” and “Remove From Waitlist”.
- Clicking “Continue Conditional Add/Drop” will take you to select your first class choice to drop or to select another class to drop. Dropping a course will allow you to add the waitlisted course.
- Clicking the link “Remove From Waitlist” will remove your option to add the course.
If you do not take any step to add or remove the waitlisted course within 2 days of notification (1 day once classes start), you will receive another email that the your available seat being held has “timed out” and it will be forfeited to the next waitlisted student. If you want to get back onto the waitlist, you can go to SIS, “Search for Classes” or “My Cart” under “Registration”. Waitlisting the course again will put you at the end of the current waitlist. If your position has timed out, the Office of the Registrar is unable to reinstate your original position.
Time Conflicts
Registering for two classes that meet at the same time or at overlapping times is not permitted, except as a temporary measure during the first two weeks of the semester when students are still deciding on which classes to take. By the end of the first two weeks of classes, students must resolve time conflicts in their schedules. Students receive a warning about time conflicts during the self-service registration process. Conflicts can be resolved as follows:
- Student must drop one of the conflicting courses by the end of week two of the current semester.
- For any exceptions, student must reach an agreement with the faculty of both conflicting courses. The approval must be documented in student records. Approvals can be submitted via SEAM case management system by student.
If the student does not resolve the conflict, they will be administratively dropped from one of their conflicting courses the 3rd week of the classes of the current term without any further notice. The course which was added later will be subject to this action.