Add/Drop/Swap: Quick Enroll
Introduction
Eligible staff use the Add/Drop/Swap (A/D/S) Quick Enroll functionality to create or change schedules. Schedule changes include, but are not limited to, adding a class, dropping a class, changing credit hours, changing grading basis, and adding, removing, or changing a grade.
The Add/Drop/Swap functions are within the Quick Enroll a Student page, available on the Manage Student Enrollment tile in the Student Schedule/Enrollment folder.
How to Quick Enroll a Student
Navigation
- Log in to OPUS using your Emory Network ID and Password.
- Select the Manage Student Enrollment tile from the Administrator page.

- Click the Student Schedule > Enrollment folder from the left side menu to expand options.
- Select Quick Enroll a Student.


- ID: Enter the student’s 7-digit emplID or click the magnifying glass to enter additional information to locate the student.
- Academic Career: Enter the student's career or click the magnifying glass. The list will only include the careers of the selected students.
- Academic Institution: Defaults to EMORY.
- Term: Enter the term. The magnifying glass will list only the active terms in the student's career.
- Click Add button to retrieve the student’s schedule.
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- Click each tab to view the features available enrollment options.

How to Add a Class: Enroll
When enrolling a student in a class, the Actions are Enroll or Swap.
- Class Enrollment: Select Enroll under Action, enter the Class Nbr, or click the magnifying glass to search for a class.
- Classes that require a related component, such as non-credit lab or discussion, are entered under the Related 1 option.

- Units and Grade: This tab views or changes credit hours and grading base. Always review this tab when enrolling students.
- Fixed credit hours cannot be changed, but staff can edit variable credit hours from the minimum to the maximum allowable hours during enrollment.
- Verify the correct number of hours entered for a variable credit class. OPUS defaults to the minimum credit hours.
- Most classes allow students to change a GRD (grade) to SUS (Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory). Students may also have permission too AUD (Audit) a class.

- Selecting the General Overrides tab is necessary when enrolling or dropping after the A/D/S deadline.
- Use the 1st day of the term as the Action Date for enrolling, swapping, and dropping if the term has begun.
General or class overrides
- DO NOT override Requisites, Service Indicator, Career, Requisite, or Unit Load unless authorized.
- DO override Appointment unless appropriate and authorized.

- DO NOT override Closed Class, Class Units, Grading Basis, Class Permission, or Waitlist Pos unless the consequences are understood and authorized to override.
- NEVER override Class Links or Dynamic Dates.

- Click Submit to complete the process.
- Successor Messages indicate the class has been successfully added or swapped.
- Error indicates the process was unsuccessful.
Click the error link to view why the action was unsuccessful. If the issue cannot be resolved, contact the Registrar's office.
Sample Error Messages
| Message | Description | Override |
| Student Already Enrolled in Class, Add Not Processed | The enrollment request was not processed; the student is already enrolled in the class for the specified term. Verify class number and term, and re-submit the Requests | None |
| Student Not Enrolled, Class (XXX) Full | The requested enrollment add was not processed. The enrollment limit for the specified class has been reached. | Class Limit |
| Unable to Drop Class, Will Put Students Below Minimum Units | The requested drop transaction was not processed. Dropping the class would put the student below the minimum units required for enrollment. | Unit Load |
| Time Scheduling Conflict, Student Not Enrolled In Class | The class the student is attempting to enroll in has a scheduling conflict with an existing class the student is already enrolled in. Either select another class, or override the time conflict. | Time Conflict |
| Maximum Term Student Unit Load Exceeded | Add transaction not processed. The student maximum term unit load would be exceeded. | Unit Load |
| Enrollment Is Not Allowed For This Class: It is Outside the Student's Career of Study | The Add transaction was not processed. The student's academic career is not valid for the class. | Career |
| The Student is Already Enrolled in the 'To' Class of the Swap Transaction, Swap Not Processed. | The student is already enrolled in the To class of the swap transaction. The swap transaction was not processed. | None |
| (XXX) to Enroll in Class, Add Not Processed | Consent is needed to enroll in the class. The add transaction was not processed. | Override Permission Nbr |
How to Drop a Class
When dropping a student from a class, the Action is Drop.
- Select Drop under Action.
- Enter Class Nbr, or click the magnifying glass to search for a class.
- Click Submit.

Extended access to drop classes
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How to Swap a Class: Swap Courses
Swap allows students to replace a class already on their schedule with a new class.
- Select Swap under Action.
- Enter Class Nbr from the schedule to be swapped.
- Enter Change To class number or use the magnifying glass to search for the class.
- Enter the class number in the Class Nbr and Change To fields if a lab only must be swapped.
- Enter the lab class number into the Related 1 field to Swap.
Follow the General and Class Overrides steps above in the Add a Class (Enroll) section.

Normal Maintenance
The Normal Maintenance action changes a class's grading base or credit hours.


- Click Submit.
To print: Command + P for (MAC), Control + P for (PC).