There is no official waiting list for this course.

1. The available number of openings shown on banner can be misleading for these classes because of crosslisting with the graduate version of the course. Consequently, the number of available seats can show there is space, when in fact there is none.
2. Typically I have numerous students wanting a spot in these classes. Make sure this is the class for you. Goto the course websites listed above and look at the notes to get a feel for the level of rigor. Dropping the course sooner rather than later affords other students an opportunity to enroll.
3. The few overrides I am able to grant tend to be
   • upperclassmen who are econ/math double majors
   • students that contacted me early
   • students that show up for the first week of class
4. Please be aware that meeting all of the above requirements does not guarantee you an override.

I do not maintain a waiting list for this course. The few overrides I am able to grant tend to be

• upperclassmen who are econ/pubp/ensp majors
• students that contacted me early
• students that show up for the first week of class

Just be aware that meeting all of these requirements doesn't guarantee an override.

This course is the gateway course into the ENSP major/minor and has enrollment slots reserved for current freshman and sophomores and incoming freshman. Since incoming freshmen can't enroll until August of the Fall semester, this class will appear to be closed/have open seats when in fact it isn't open/have seats given your social standing/enrollment window. Later in the Spring enrollment period it is possible that spots for current Juniors/Seniors will open up, so keep checking.

Waiting lists are not maintained for this course. The few overrides we grant during the first week of class in the Fall semester tend to be

• Sophomores and Freshman looking to major in ENSP
• Juniors and Seniors who are majoring in a related discipline (eg. Public Health) where this course counts as an elective (but please make contingency plans)
• Students who are present during the first week of class

Be aware that meeting the criteria outlined above doesn't guarantee an override.