Frequently Asked Questions
Registration
When can I register?
What if a course I need or want is full when I try
to register?
How does the wait list process work?
Can I ask the professor for an override / Can
I go to the first class and see if there are spaces?
How do I find out if a course I am waitlisted for
is open?
Can I take a course offered during the day hours?
How can I register for a course for personal enrichment?
I do not need college credit. How can I register
for a course as an audit student?
I attend the Rollins Arts & Sciences Program
How do I register for a summer class?
How do I register for an evening class during the
Fall or Spring terms?
Will Holt School general education requirements
transfer to A&S?
I attend another institution (Transient)
Can I take a course at Holt?
When can I register?
Courses
When are textbooks available?
How do I know if a class is cancelled due to inclement
weather?
Tuition
How do I make a payment on line?
Miscellaneous
Why can't you tell me my grade over the phone?
When can I
register?
There are three phases of registration. Students who have 90+
hours earned are permitted to register first, followed
by current students with less than 89 hours earned, and
finally incoming new students. The registration periods are
reflected in the calendar that is provided with the term schedule.
Students who are enrolled in another college and want to take a
course at Rollins as a transient are eligible to register during
new student registration.
What if a course is full when I try to
register?
You can place yourself on the wait list during registration by
selecting "Wait List" from the pull-down menu before
the course title, then clicking on "Submit." We suggest
you also register for an alternative course in case a space does
not open for you in the wait-listed one.
**Waitlisting yourself for a course is not
a guarantee for registration.**
How does the wait list process
work?
The wait list process is intended to provide a fair
and consistent means to deal with the reality of maximum course capacities.
The waiting lists are overseen by the Holt School administration,
not individual faculty members, so faculty overrides are not accepted. Students
are placed on the list by date and time of inquiry and will
be contacted if spaces become available through student-initiated
registration changes and/or increased capacities. Students may
not attend courses for which they are wait-listed. Registration will
not be permitted in such cases.
Can I ask the professor for an override
/ Can I go to the first class and see if there are spaces?
Do not attend a course you are waitlisted for, and do not ask
professors for an override. They know about the wait list system
and they cannot make the decision to let you in ahead of the other
students on the list.
**Please be sure your contact information
is current if you join a waitlist. If the number we call isn't
working, we move to the next person on the list.**
How will I know if a space opens up in
a waitlisted course?
If an opening becomes available, we start calling students on
the waitlist. It has the names arranged according to the date and
time the student joined the waitlist, with the earliest first.
You may accept or decline to add the course when you are called.
If we leave a message, you have until 5 o'clock the following day
to return the call before we go on to the next name. If you accept,
you must fill out a drop/add form to add the course.
**Please be sure your contact information
is current if you join a waitlist. If the number we call isn't
working, we move to the next person on the list.**
Can I take a course offered during the
day hours?
Holt students who have attended at least one full year may apply
to take degree courses offered by other Rollins programs. Cross-enrollments
are limited in order to ensure sufficient spaces in programs for
the populations they are intended to serve. Interested Holt
students should contact their program adviser for details and procedures.
Some courses are offered as shared, or cross-listed, courses. Such
courses are designated with an X suffix on the section number. Usually,
half of the spaces in cross-listed courses are available to students
attending in the day, and the other half to Holt students. In
most cases, no special permission is required to register for these
courses.
How can I register for a course for
personal enrichment?
If you have a Rollins degree: submit an application form by the
application deadline.
If you have a degree from another institution: submit an application
form and fee, and an official transcript showing your degree by
the application deadline.
All other personal enrichment applicants: submit an application
and fee and official transcripts from any college you have attended
(high school transcript if no college) by the application deadline.
**Personal enrichment students register
at Late Registration on a space-available basis.**
I do not need college credit. How can
I register for a course as an audit student?
An "audit
student" may take a college course without receiving academic
credit. The tuition is reduced by 50%. Audit students are eligible
to register for courses the day after new student registration on
a space available bases. Priority is givien to degree seeking students.
Holt School will not override for an audit registration.
How do I register for a summer class?
A&S
students may register for summer courses through the Holt School.
An application is not necessary. A&S students should note that
summer tuition is not included as part of their annual tuition and
payment is due at the time or registration. Also, it is the student's
responsibility to confirm if a course would fulfill general education
and/or major requirements. Please see A&S
Instructions for detailed registration instructions and policies.
Can I take an evening class during the
Fall or Spring terms?
A&S students can apply to take
an evening course during the Fall and Spring terms by submitting
a form to the Office of Student Records located in the Mills Building
on campus. Registrations are considered and approved on a course-by-course
basis. Holt School cannot register A&S students during the Fall
and Spring terms.
Will Holt School general education
requirements transfer to A&S?
A&S students are responsible
for confirming their course selection with their academic adviser.
Holt School staff cannot verify general education requirements for
A&S students. Holt School is not responsible for incorrect registrations.
Can I take a course at Holt and transfer
it back to my school?
Transient students must submit a completed
application form and fee by the application deadline and provide
a letter from their home institution stating the course(s) that has
been approved for transfer.
When can I register (as a transient
student)?
Transient students are eligible to register during
new student registration. Priority registration is given to current
Rollins College degree-seeking students.
When are textbooks available?
Holt
School students may check the availability of or order textbooks
by going to the Rice Family Bookstore located Holt Avenue on main
campus or online via the eFollett.com website
for Rollins College.
How do I know if a class is cancelled
due to inclement weather?
If the College determines that
classes should be cancelled due to dangerous weather or a hurricane,
announcements will be provided to the local media, and there will
be a telephone broadcast posted on the Rollins College system, as
well as the Holt School number.
How do I make a payment on line?
To pay tuition, first log into the FoxLink. From there
you will be directed to a secured site where you will enter payment
information. You can use MasterCard credit card or E-Check. Detailed
instructions are available at that site.
Why can't you tell me my grade over the
phone?
Grades are confidential and we cannot confirm identity
over the phone. FoxLink provides a more immediate, secure,
and confidential way for students to access grade information.
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