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Faculty of Arts and Science Wait List Pilot Project
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Faculty of Arts and Science 2014-15 We wait listed 27 classes; 17 fall term classes and 10 winter term classes. We used single-term, single-section classes that were identified as being high-demand classes. 10% of course capacity was set for Wait list spaces. (eg. Class capacity = 200; WL spaces = 20) We created a Wait List Policy and FAQs for students that were posted on our web site. The wait list function was initiated at 12:01 am on July 28, when the reserve capacities expired. Students who were auto-enrolled from the wait list into a winter term class were emailed automatically and informed that they were enrolled in the class.
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as at 26 Jan 2015Fall Term Classes (17)Winter Term Classes (10) Placed on WL262426 Enrolled from WL153220 % Success58%52% Top ReasonCourse Full Student Attempts to go on WL1393018731 % Success2% Top ReasonNot Checked ‘Enroll from WL’ Second ReasonWL fullAppointment Limit Third ReasonRequisitesWL full Faculty of Arts and Science
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How did it go? Overall we considered the wait list project to be a success; Process was fair to all students; Students did not need to continually watch SOLUS to see if a space opened up in the class they wanted; Less pressure on administrative staff/instructors to over enroll a class; False sense of hope? Student who didn’t use swap in the case of a time conflict was never enrolled in the class; Admin staff advised not to ‘bypass’ wait list. Faculty of Arts and Science
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Plans for 2015-16 We plan to add waiting lists to all single-term, on campus classes where applicable. The wait list will be initiated at 12:01 am July 27 when the reserve capacities expire. As part of our information to students, we will stress the importance of using ‘swap’ when wait listing. Faculty of Arts and Science
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