How-to & FAQs
Need an override? Check out This Guide.
Workday Student
Starting with Fall 2025 registration, the University of Arkansas will transition to Workday Student. Please ensure you are reading/following instuctions for any Workday Student emails you receive.
Complete your Student On-boarding. - You cannot register without completing it!
Workday Student Beginners Guide.
Scheduling an Appointment with your Advisor
Schedule Troubleshooting:
How to Request an Override Chart
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If a class is full, first determine if it is a course that you must have (not just want) to stay in a sequence for your major. If so, use the above override chart to see how to request an override.
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Move on to other recommendations from your advisor.
- Advisors cannot override you into full-classes.
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Online courses are designed for students in online-only majors. However, a select few seats are available for on-campus majors.
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You can see if the seats are for online-only or on-campus students through the Class Notes.
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There are no overrides into sections reserved for online-only majors.
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Remaining online-only majors seats may be released to on-campus majors on the Friday before classes begin (typically mid-day), but that is not a guarantee.
Referrals:
Financial Aid Questions: Click here
Student Account Questions: Click here
Housing Questions: Click here
Holds:
Below are some common holds and how to release them.
FAQ
- you can add one of the alternative courses suggested by your advisor
- you can search for open courses in UAConnect to be used as an elective
There are several ways to expand and limit your search in UAConnect for courses. Here are some of the most common:
- If you know the department for which you want to search, enter the course subject only. Leave everything else blank.
- If you know the level of elective you need, such as 3000 or higher, limit your course number to "greater than or equal to" and enter "3000" in the search box.
- You can use the additional search criteria to search by time, instructor, keywords, or other attributes such as number of credit hours.
A ‘C’ means that the course has both a lecture and a “drill” component. The course will meet on certain days/times for lecture, just like any other course, and will also have the drill which will be one of the following depending on the course:
- a separate, smaller section of the class that meets once a week at a set time,
- the online component for the course, or
- a specific time reserved in your schedule during which exams will be held.
The quick answer is yes, but only certain sections.
Online courses are divided into two sections, one for on-campus majors (typically have an odd section number like 901, 903, etc.) and one for online-only majors (typically have an even section number like 902, 904, etc.). You can also see that information in the class notes for each section.
While we make every effort to have quick availability, Fulbright College has the most students on campus. During priority registration time (and the weeks leading up to it), advisors can book up weeks at a time. The best strategy is to come in well before your registration time opens. We see students year round, so planning can happen at any time.
The Fulbright Advising Center is constantly striving to improve, which is why we now have the advising lab available to assist with immediate needs. You may also email your advisor questions.
If your registration time opens, and you have not seen your advisor, do not delay your registration. Use your degree audit, but still come or email your advisor. You can always change things after your advising appointment.