Registration Errors
If you see this message after you have submitted changes during registration in WINGS it means that you have errors in the class(es) listed and did not get registered for the course.
Below are examples of errors:
The pre-requisites for ENGL 1102 have not been met - ENGL 1101 with a grade of "C" or better is required. If you feel you received this error by mistake, you must contact the course department.
You are required to take CISM 1120 with CISM 1110 during the same term. Typically, this is required for lab courses. If the class is not a lab course and you see no reason for the corequisite, you must choose another section. NOTE: If one of the courses required is full, you will get this error on the other course. You will need to re-enter an available lecture course with this lab course at the same time in order to not get an error.
You are required to take the lecture class(BIOL 2240 Sec A) that goes with this lab course. You will need to re-enter the lecture and the lab at the same time. NOTE: If one of the courses required is full, you will get this error on the other course. You will need to re-enter an available lecture course with this lab course at the same time in order to not get an error.
CRN 52353 is the same course as CRN 50913. You may only take one section of the same course during the same term. If you feel you received this message in error you must contact the department.
This MATH 1111 is at the same time as the course with the CRN 50913. You cannot be in two classes at the same time and day. You must change one of these courses.
An undergraduate student may not take a graduate level course. Graduate level courses have course numbers 5000G and above.
This class is full, you will need to find another section or another course.
This course has been canceled or closed by the department, you will need to find another course.
This course requires departmental approval. You must find another section or obtain approval from the department.
This course is restricted to students who have declared a specific major.