Enroll Instructions

eNRoll is the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's web-based registration system for students. eNRoll is one of many functions available on the What About Me? (WAM!) page located at wam.unl.edu. In addition to the standard registration functions of adding and dropping classes from your schedule, WAM! also gives you access to your course grades, current address information, your latest student accounts bill and your financial aid information. WAM! allows you to change your e-mail address and your PIN. You can access this site from a standard web browser (Internet Explorer recommended).

Before registering for classes through eNRoll you should review the Schedule of Classes, read the information sheet that follows, and complete the registration worksheet. Preparing ahead of time will allow you to have all of the information you need right at your fingertips.

System Access

eNRoll can be accessed for registration and drop/add according to the following schedule:

Monday-Saturday
7:00 a.m. to 12:00 midnight
Sunday
2:00 p.m. to 12:00 midnight

Getting Ready to Register

1. Identify the courses from the Schedule of Classes that you want to take.
   
2. See your academic adviser to discuss your schedule.
   
3. Make sure you have both your student number and PIN available since you will need both to access your records.
   
4. Complete the registration worksheet being sure to write down the call numbers for all of the lecture, lab, quiz and recitation sections for which you plan to register. You must specify the number of credit hours for courses that are offered for a variable number of credits.
   
5. Access the on-line Schedule of Classes at unlsched.unl.edu/nusched/index.jsp to determine which courses are still open.
   
6. Obtain the call numbers for the courses requiring special permission. These courses are listed with **** in the Schedule of Classes. To get an unpublished call number, contact the academic department offering the course.
   
7. Select alternate courses and call numbers in case your first choice is not available.
   
8. Clear any registration holds. If you have holds, you will be allowed to drop classes but you cannot add new courses to your schedule or initially register for classes in a term.

After You Register

1. No deposit is required to register for classes, but you must pay tuition and fees by the deadline date on your billing to avoid registration holds and the possible cancellation of future registrations. When you receive your consolidated billing statement, please read all of the information included in that mailing concerning payment policies.
   
2. You may adjust or change your schedule any time the system is available during the official registration and drop/add periods. Follow the same steps you used to access the eNRoll system when you initially registered.
   
3. You can access WAM! and view your current registration. You are encouraged to check your schedule a day or two prior to the beginning of classes since class meeting times and locations are subject to change.

Important Registration Information

Personal Identification Number

In order to ensure the security of their academic information, all students must use their student number along with a personal identification number (PIN) to access eNRoll. New undergraduate and undergraduate readmitted students who have never been issued a PIN will receive this information from the Admissions Office. Graduate students may receive a PIN at any time after an application for admission is on file. By going to the WAM! login page and clicking on the "Need you PIN?" link, a student may request an automated email with the PIN. Continuing students who lose or forget their PIN can access a self service option on the WAM! login page by clicking on the "Need your PIN?" link. You may also get your PIN in person at Registration and Records, 107 Canfield Administration Building South, 472-3681. Be sure to bring a picture ID to verify your identity.

Registration Holds

Students with registration "holds" will not be permitted to initially register or add courses to their schedule until the holds are released. If you have a hold but are not sure what office to contact, call the Student Accounts Office at 472-2887.

Schedule Updates

Academic departments may have made changes in their course offerings since the Schedule was printed. The latest information can be obtained from the on-line Schedule of Classes at unlsched.unl.edu/nusched/index.jsp

Closed Courses

You cannot register for a closed course on eNRoll. If you have written permission from the department or college to enter the closed course, take the form to Registration and Records, 107 Canfield Administration Building South. You will be manually registered into the class. To find an alternate class section that may be open, access the on-line Schedule of Classes referenced above.

Time Conflicts

You cannot register for two courses that meet at the same time or have overlapping meeting times on the eNRoll system. If you want the second course instead of the one in which you are currently enrolled, you must drop your current course first before adding the new one. If you are changing sections of a course, make sure that the new section is open before dropping your current course section. If you need two time conflicting courses and have made arrangements with the course instructors, you must add the second course in person at Registration and Records, 107 Canfield Administration Building South.

Lecture, Labs, Quizzes, Recitations

Some courses require a corequisite class section. You must request all parts of lecture/lab, lecture/quiz, or lecture/recitation/lab courses at the same time and all must be open to complete your registration. eNRoll will inform you if you request only part of a required registration. Look carefully in the Transaction Results Area of the eNRoll web page (illustrated on a following page). If you receive an error that says "Corequisite Required", that means another course or course section must be enrolled in at the same time as the call number you requested.

Prerequisites, Corequisites and Placement Tests

If you receive an error that says "Permission Required", that means you have not met a course prerequisite. Prerequisite statements are used to indicate requirements students must have completed in order to enroll in a course. Corequisites are a group of course sections that must be taken together during the same term. Placement test scores are also sometimes used to determine eligibility for a course.

You are responsible for ensuring that you meet the requirements for any particular course. Ignoring course requirements can have serious financial and academic consequences. If you do not qualify for a course in which you enroll, you may be required to drop it or you may be administratively dropped from the course.

Courses with Variable Credit Hours

Some courses are offered with a range of credit hours rather than a fixed number. eNRoll will require you to enter the number of credit hours you desire before allowing you to register in a variable credit hour course.

Undergraduate and Graduate Credit

Undergraduate students cannot register for graduate level classes using eNRoll. Undergraduates wanting to take graduate level courses must obtain the approval of the Graduate Studies Office, 1100 Seaton Hall, 472-2875.

Auditing a Course

Students who wish to audit a class must first register for the class. Obtain a "Permit to Audit Card" from Registration and Records, 107 Canfield Administration Building South, fill it out, have it signed by the instructor, and then return to the Card to Registration and Records no later than the end of the drop/add period.  NOTE: See Academic Calendar

Students with Disabilities

Students with disabilities who would like assistance with registration should contact Services for Students with Disabilities, 132 Canfield Administration Building North, 472-3787 (TDD: 402-472-0053).

Registration Tampering and Manipulation

A student who tampers or attempts to tamper with the registration records of another student or who reserves a spot in a course for another student, will be subject to disciplinary action as defined in the Student Code of Conduct.

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eNRoll is UNL's course registration system that utilizes a standard web browser to access your records. eNRoll is integrated into the What About Me (WAM!) home page menu. Using the facilities of eNRoll you can register, drop and add courses, see a listing of your current classes, view your most recent student accounts bill, change grading options and change the number of credit hours in a variable credit class. Through WAM! you can look at grades received during a previous term, review your financial aid information, check your current address listing, and update your e-mail address. 

To Access WAM!

1.  Point your browser to wam.unl.edu.

2.  Enter your Student ID Number and PIN in the boxes provided and then click the Submit button.

This will give you access to the WAM! Menu Screen:

 

To Access eNRoll

1.  Click on the eNRoll menu item.

2.  Choose the term you wish to access using the drop-down box and then click the Submit button.

You will then be presented with the eNRoll Transaction Screen (illustrated below). This screen is divided into four main parts.

1. Transaction Results Area shows you the results of your transaction(s) during your session. This will indicate whether your request was completed and, if it was not completed, why it was not completed.
   
2. Current Enrollment Change Area shows courses in which you are currently enrolled and allows you to drop classes, change grading options and change credit hours (for variable credit classes).
   
   •  To drop a class, click on the check box labeled "Drop" for each class you wish to drop and press the Submit button to record the request.
   •  To change the grading status of a class (Grade or Pass/No Pass), click the drop-down box labeled "Grade Type", choose the option you prefer and press the Submit button to record the request. If no option is provided, that means the grading system for the class is fixed.
   •  To cange the credit hours for a variable credit hour course click on the box labeled "Credit Hours", enter the number of hours you wish to take in the course, and press the Submit button to record the request.
   
   
3. Course Add Area allows you to enter the call number(s) of classes you want to add to your schedule. A maximum of 8 call numbers can be entered at one time. After clicking the Submit button, the results will be displayed in the Transaction Results Area and/or the Current Enrollment Change Area if successful. If you are requesting a variable credit hour class, you must specify the number of credit hours you desire. All portions of a class (lecture, recitation and/or lab) must be requested at the same time to complete a registration.
   
4. Class Schedule Listing Area is normally viewed by scrolling down the window of your browser using the bar or arrows on the right side of the window. This area will display your current registration including the times and meeting places for all of your classes.

After completing your transactions be sure to log out of WAM! to protect your records!

Class Schedule Worksheet

Planned Schedule
Call Number	Course	Section Number	Hours	Beginning Time	Ending Time	Meeting Day(s)