Undergraduate CETL Courses Permit Request - Spring 2013

CETL UNDERGRADUATE COURSES PERMIT REQUEST FORM - 2013 SPRING TERM

Descriptions of all CETL undergraduate courses can be found under "Courses" in the submenu "Undergraduate Courses."

Student Information

First Name: *

Last Name: *

GT ID (9XXXXXXXX): *

GT Email Address: *

Major: *

Current Status: *

Course Selection

Select the course for which you are requesting a permit. CHECK REQUIREMENTS BELOW FIRST!: *

4001 REQUIREMENTS:
Must have sophomore or graduate student standing.

4803 PR REQUIREMENTS:

Prerequisite is CETL 4001 and must have senior or graduate student standing.

Confirmation of Terms

Do you confirm that you have read and agree to the terms below regarding the CETL course permit process?: *

Terms of the CETL Graduate Course Permit Process:

Students must meet ALL of the course "requirements" for any course they request a permit for.
When a permit is issued, the student should receive an email. However, students must use OSCAR as their confirmation that the permit has been issued - the permit will appear in OSCAR.
CETL receives a large volume of permit requests and all permits are processed manually by a person (not automatically and immediately by a computer). Permits are processed in the order they are received and may take up to 2 business days to be processed. Permits are processed Monday - Friday 9am - 4pm, excluding official university holidays or days the university closes due to inclement weather.
Permits allow the student to register for the course (if open). Permits do not guarantee a seat in the course and do not register the student for the course. It is the student's responsibility to register for desired courses in OSCAR after receiving the permit. A permit does not obligate the student to take the course.
Errors can occur in OSCAR. CETL is not responsible for activity on OSCAR.

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