SECTION ERROR MESSAGES ON REGD -- NOTE:  All overrides should be noted on registration form.

Closed column
	C	Closed class; needs permission to enter closed class--DO NOT OVERRIDE WITHOUT PERMISSION SLIP. If they wish, these students can be placed on a “Notification List” to be notified if another section of the course is opened. Type an N over the C and update. The student will be added to the Notification List for the Course which can be viewed in Argus in the Course and Scheduling Tasks channel. If a Z appears as the error message, the student is already on the Notification List for this course.
	D/W	Closed class with waiting list maintained in the department offering the course; needs permission to enter a waiting list class--DO NOT OVERRIDE WITHOUT PERMISSION SLIP.
Permission column	E	Admission to Teacher Education required (do not override; refer student to Teacher Education)
	F	Course is restricted to foreign students; requires special permission
	G	Requires Admission to Candidacy
	M	Military transition course (requires permission from Special Education Department)
	N	Course is restricted to National Student Exchange students; direct student to Linda Johnson, Rebekah Weeden, or Sarah Kuhl in the Office of the Registrar
	P	Departmentally controlled class; requires special permission Courses coded with "P" are permission only, and require departmental authorization prior to enrollment.  Faculty and staff can access permission course authorization codes through the Course and Scheduling Tasks channel on the My Office tab in Argus. Students can obtain authorization codes from the instructor or designee in the department offering the course.  The four-digit authorization code can be given to the student verbally (in which case the student should write it on the registration form), via permission form, or written directly on the registration form.  Permission course authorization codes are required only for fixed hour permission courses.  When processing a registration using REGD, the authorization code will be entered in the first four spaces of the INSTR SS#  field. Registration for theses, directed studies, internships, Service Learning courses, and other variable hour courses will continue to require signature approval, but will not be assigned codes.  Service Learning courses also require permission of the Director of the Volunteer UWF Office.  Students may not register for these types of courses via the web.
	Q	Student has not met required prerequisite for a course in the College of Business.  Refer student to the academic department offering the course.
	S	Course is a Sponsored Institute; direct student to Linda Johnson in the Office of the Registrar
	T	Admission to Teacher Education and department permission is required (do not override; refer student to Teacher Education and/or department teaching course)
Time Conflict column	T	Time conflict; the system will display the schedules of the classes that are conflicting at the bottom of the screen; registration for the class with the error message is not processed unless the error is overridden.
	X	Indicates a combination of courses taught at the same time and days of the week; do not override unless one of the courses is in Term B and one is in Term C or they are Term E courses whose beginning and ending dates do not overlap
Requisite column	R	Required co-requisite, i.e. science lectures and labs; this can be cleared only by adding the required co-requisite to the student's schedule.
Level column	L	Level error; indicates level of course inappropriate for student's classification and must be overridden or appropriately typed in the Registrar's Office:
	UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT ENROLLING IN GRADUATE LEVEL COURSES 1.   An undergraduate student may enroll for a 5000 level course with the approval of his/her academic advisor. Use the program type "4" in the "PRG" column on REGD screen if a 5000-level course will be used in the student's undergraduate program. 2.   An undergraduate student may enroll for a 6000- or 7000-level course only if he/she has applied and/or been accepted to a graduate program (this must be verified by the RSAC screen). 3.   An undergraduate student may NOT use a 6000- or 7000-level course in an undergraduate program. Override the error message if the course will be used later in a graduate program.
	NON-DEGREE STUDENTS ENROLLING FOR GRADUATE LEVEL COURSES 1.   A non-degree student may enroll in a 5000- or 6000-level course. 2.   Inform non-degree students to contact the course department to verify that a 6000-level course is not restricted to students in a graduate program.
	GRADUATE STUDENT ENROLLING IN 3000-4000 LEVEL COURSES - A graduate student may register for 3000-4000 level courses two different ways: 1.   For undergraduate credit. The student will not use the course as part of his/her graduate program and does not wish to take the course for graduate credit as a "Graduate Course Substitution." Write "for undergraduate credit" on the registration form by the course and override the level error. 2.   To be used in a graduate program. A.   Student wishes to include the undergraduate course in his/her graduate program OR B.   Student wishes to take the undergraduate course for graduate credit. The student must submit a "Use of Undergraduate Courses in Graduate Programs" form to the Office of the Registrar prior to the end of drop/add -- a student will not receive graduate credit for an undergraduate level course or have an undergraduate level course included in his/her graduate program unless the "Use of Undergraduate Courses in Graduate Programs" form is properly completed, approved, and submitted to the Office of the Registrar prior to the end of drop/add for the semester in which the course is taken.   Upon receipt of a completed "Use of Undergraduate Courses in Graduate Programs" form, the Office of the Registrar will type the course for the appropriate credit. OVERRIDE ERROR AFTER EXPLANATION TO STUDENT.
Honors column	H	Course restricted to Honors Students in good academic standing (student will be coded "H" in the "HONORS" field near the top of the screen; if student is coded "P" in this field he/she is an Honors student and may be registered early but not for Honors courses; if student is coded "T" in this field he/she has been terminated from the Honors Program)  May override with permission of the instructor.

ERROR OVERRIDE
If you get an error message on a class but have resolved the problem, i.e. the student has a permission slip or you've worked out the time conflict, the override is "O."