Overide Request Form for
Fall Semester 2008

Kennesaw State University
Department of History and Philosophy
Social Science 4121
   770-423-6294

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NOTIFICATION PROCEDURES:

1. CLOSED CLASS OVERRIDE: If your closed class override request is granted, the department office will contact you in time for you to register before Drop/Add is over. If you are so notified, use the KSU online registration system to register.
PLEASE DO NOT CALL US; WE WILL CALL YOU IMMEDIATELY IF YOU ARE APPROVED.

 

2. PREQUISITE CLASS OVERRIDE: If you request an override because the Registrar's computer system does not recognize a prerequisite class, and we confirm that you have indeed taken an appropriate prerequisite, we will change the computer settings to recognize your prerequisite within one working day. You will then be able to register in the usual way, assuming a space is available in the class.
NO NOTICE WILL BE SENT TO YOU IN THIS CASE. YOU SHOULD SIMPLY ATTEMPT TO REGISTER APPROXIMATELY 24 WORKING HOURS AFTER YOU SUBMIT YOUR REQUEST. *******************************************************************************

 

SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS

1. Please use your KSU#. Kennesaw State University no longer uses
social security numbers for identification.

2. BE SURE TO complete all sections of the form and submit it;
If any section is left blank, the request will not be processed.

 

 

 

Date

Last Name

First Name and M.I.

KSU#

Telephone Number

Major

Email address

Semester and year graduating

 

 

Your status at KSU (select one)

 

 

Course you want to add

Course

Section

Computer #

 


Alternate (please list an alternate if at all possible)

Course

Section

Computer #

 

Have you had a problem with the computer
recognizing your prerequisites (if any are needed)?

Reason for request (must be completed)*

*Priority for upper-level classes is given to history majors and to education majors whose programs require history courses. For all classes, KSU students receive priority over transients.