Requesting your courses in advance (during the Course Selection Period) always gives you the best chance of getting into the courses you want, but it is never a guarantee of enrolment. Successful enrolment depends on scheduling and space in each class.

If you didn't get into a class due to time conflicts, you may be able to swap or drop courses to make room and try to add the class.

If Quest will not allow you to enroll because the course is full or is reserved, visit our Enrolment problems and course overrides page for help.

What should I do if Quest tells me I don't meet the reserve capacity requirements?

Some classes reserve seats for specific groups of students. Only students who are part of those groups (e.g., part of a certain major, minor, or year level) may enrol in those reserved seats.

You might need to request a course override. Follow the instructions on our Enrolment problems and course overrides page.

What if the class I want to get into is full?

Consider taking the class in a future term when space is available.

If you must take the class in a particular term, follow the instructions on our Enrolment problems and course overrides page to find out if you can request a course override.

Do I have to do anything if I'm not planning to take courses in a particular term?

No. You only participate in the course selection process if you're planning to take courses. You'll get reminder emails about the Course Selection Period and Course Drop/Add Period each term. You can safely ignore these reminders if you do not plan on taking courses in the next study term.