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Student's Guide to Registration Errors:
You may contact the course department for assistance with these errors only:
Some courses have special class restrictions. You may contact the course department for assistance.
A closed class error occurs when you attempt to register for a class that already has a maximum number of students enrolled. If you attempt to register for a closed class, you will receive this error on your registration worksheet. You may contact the course department for assistance.
If you get this error, it means you are required to take another course with the one you are registering for at the time. This error is reserved for classes that must be taken together during the same semester. Departmental approval must be received to override this requirement.
These courses require permission from the department before registering for the course. You may contact the course department for assistance.
A duplicate course restriction error occurs when a student attempts to register for a course for which you are already enrolled.
Immunization Information Back to the top
If you still have outstanding immunization requirements (proof of your immunization), you will not be allowed to register for more than 11.999 hours of classes (undergraduate) or 8.999 hours (graduate) and you will receive this message on your registration worksheet. Please give this information to Campus Health Services (931-372-3320) or email Healthservices@tntech.edu.
An invalid CRN error occurs when you enter a CRN that has been deleted or does not exist.
A level restriction error occurs when an undergraduate student attempts to register for a graduate course. If the student is a senior, permission may be granted by submitting a Graduate Course for Undergraduate or Graduate Credit form which is available on the web: http://tntech.edu/records/forms.html
A link error occurs when you attempt to register for a class that requires an accompanying lab or an accompanying section of another course (i.e. Biology or Chemistry, both of which require an accompanying lab). The LI in this particular screen shot could be a different letter or number (A1, A2, L2, L5, etc…) depending on the department codes. All link errors essentially require an accompanying class.
The method to get around this error is to register for both the course and the lab at the same time on the same worksheet. Adding these classes to the worksheet together, will not result in a Link Error. Adding one without the other ends with a resulting Link Error.
Major Restriction Error Back to the top
If you attempt to register for a course that is prohibited because you are not the correct major, you will receive this error.
Maximum Hours Exceeded Back to the top
Undergraduate students who need to take over 20 hours must complete an Overload Permit Card, available on the web: http://tntech.edu/records/forms.html
Graduate students who need to take over 15 hours must contact the Office of Graduate Studies and Research for approval.
If you attempt to register for a class that requires a prerequisite class (a class required previous to taking a certain class) and you have not received credit for the required class, you will encounter a prerequisite error. If you feel as though you should qualify to take the course, you may seek assistance from the department.
In this particular case, a PREQ error and a Test Score Error occur with the same course (ART 3510).
To remedy a prerequisite error, first take the required course.
If you do not make the required grade in the preq course, it may be dropped from your schedule for the next term.
Repeat Grade Restriction Error Back to the top
If you attempt to register for a class in which you have already taken and received a grade of an A or B, you will get this error. University policy states that a student cannot take a course in which you have already received an A or a B. If you need to retake one of these courses, you must file a “Request for Exception to University Requirements” form that can be found on the Records web page under the link Download Forms.
Test Score Error Back to the top
SAT and/or ACT determine whether or not you may register for certain courses.
A time conflict error results when you attempt to register for a course at which the meeting time overlaps another course in which you are currently enrolled.
