I am a Continuing & Professional Education (CPE) student under the NUS Lifelong Learners programme (i.e. NUS Lifelong Learners (L3) programme), should I register for my courses using CourseReg@EduRec?

No, CourseReg@EduRec is only applicable to CPE students who are admitted to the Graduate Certificate programmes offered by the respective Faculties/Departments. CPE students enrolled in the NUS Lifelong Learners programme can contact NUS SCALE – Executive & Professional Development Unit for matters regarding course registration (click here).

What is the difference between "home faculty" and "course host faculty/department"?

Home faculty is the faculty that you belong to. Course host faculty/department is the faculty/department that is offering the course.

Where can I find the lecture and tutorial timetables for a course?

Lecture and tutorial timetables are listed on NUSMods.

How do I know what is my feedback point for tie-breaking?

You may view your feedback point on the [Select Courses] page. The feedback done in the immediate past Semester 2 and Special Term Part (I) courses will be used for tie breaking in the next Semester 1. The feedback done in the immediate past Semester 1 and Special Term Part (II) will be used to tie break in Semester 2. One point will be allocated for each course-feedback completed.

How do I view my Seniority for CourseReg?

You may view your CourseReg Seniority on the [Select Courses] page.

I am unable to find certain courses that are offered to my programme/level of study in the course search page.

a) Please check if the courses are offered in this semester via NUSMods.
b) Depending on which “Select Courses” round you are at, you can refer to the following general guide to check if the course is available to you in a particular round:

1. “Select Courses” Round 1 is a protected round for programme requirements.
2. “Select Courses” Round 2 onwards include courses selection for non-programme requirements as well as programme Elective requirements.

If you are unable to find the course in your course search though it is offered in this semester, you may submit an appeal under appeal type “Issues while selecting Course”.

How do I find out if a course is available for me to select in the current round?

For the same course, it may be available to different students at different “Select Courses” rounds. Please determine what requirements can the course be used to satisfy your degree requirements. With that information, you can refer to the following general guide to check if the course is available to you in a particular round:

1. “Select Courses” Round 1 is a protected round for programme requirements.
2. “Select Courses” Round 2 onwards include courses selection for non-programme requirement and programme Elective requirements.

You are able to indicate the number of Units you wish to select for each round. However, it should not exceed the maximum number of Units you are allowed to select in that round. If you wish to register for more courses than the maximum allowable workload configured by your home faculty/department, please seek approval from your home faculty by submitting appeal under appeal type "Max Workload Waiver".

I have fulfilled the requisites for a course. However, when selecting the course, I encounter an error message that states that I have not fulfilled the requisites.

Please submit an appeal under appeal type "Unable to fulfil Requisites".

I have been informed that certain courses will be pre-allocated to me. However, the courses are still not listed under “View My Classes”.

Pre-allocation of courses is arranged by students' home faculty. Thus, please check with your home faculty/department.

I failed a course last semester and am required to retake the course this semester. However, I am unable to find the course in my course search.

Please check if the course is offered in this semester via NUSMods. If the course was pre-allocated to you previously, please check with the home faculty on the pre-allocation.

Can I select a course that has lecture timetable clashes with any of the lecture/tutorial timetables of my allocated courses?

No, students are responsible to check that their timetable can accommodate all their lectures and tutorials. Students are required to look for alternative available tutorial slots.

I have selected my choice of courses for the current “Select Courses” round. However, I am unable to find the “Submit” button. How can I submit my choice of courses?

Courses that students have selected in the Main List of the “Select Courses” page, are deemed to have been submitted and will be validated at the end of the round.

How does Reserve Classes work?

Reserve classes are for students to indicate their next preferred course class in the event that they are unsuccessful for a particular Main List course. Students can select up to two reserve classes for each course in their Main List.

Courses in students’ Main List will be processed first. After all the Main List courses have been processed and if you are unsuccessful for a Main List course, the system will then process the reserve course class(es) (if indicated) for that particular Main List course. The reserve class will be given the same rank score as that particular Main List course. For example, if the reserve course class is for Rank 1 Main List course, then it will be given Rank 1 score points

How do I change the lecture group for a course?

If the course has not been allocated to you yet, you may re-select your preferred lecture group. If you have already been allocated the course, you will have to drop the course first before re-selecting your preferred lecture group. This can be done only if a “Select Courses” round is still available. After “Select Courses” Round 3, you may submit an appeal under appeal type “Change Lecture Class”

I am unable to find a module that I am interested to read in “Search for Modules” page. What should I do?

If you are unable to find the module in your module search though it is offered in this semester, you may submit an appeal under appeal type “Issues while selecting Module”.

How many modules can I select under “Submit Module Requests”?

You can select up to 12 MCs for each module request. Unlike “Select Modules”, “Submit Module Requests” is not round dependent, which means, you will be able to track the status of all the requests that you have submitted in current semester. However, final number of MCs that you are allowed to read via “Submit Module Requests” is subject to your Home Faculty/School’s approval.

I have not fulfilled the pre-requisites for a module. However, when selecting the module, the system allows me to submit the module. Why is that so?

Unlike “Select Modules” function, the system does not conduct pre-requisite check at the time of selecting a module via “Submit Module Requests”. To ensure your module request is not wasted, please take the responsibility to check that you have met the pre-requisite requirements before submitting the module request.

Can I submit a module request for the same module under same request number?

How many module requests can I submit during the Module Registration exercise?

Do I have option to drop any allocated module if the module that I am requesting via “Submit Module Requests” is approved?

Yes, students have option to indicate the module that they wish to drop if the module that they are requesting via “Submit Module Requests” is approved. They may indicate the module to drop from the dropdown list that contains the list of modules that have been allocated to them.

I forgot to select the option to drop the allocated module while submitting the module request. What should I do?

Please contact the administrators from your department to inform of your decision to drop the module immediately.

How would I know if my module request is successfully submitted?

Once you have successfully submitted the request, you will be unable to make any changes to the request. The action item will be changed from “Edit/View Details” to “View Details” and the status will be changed from “Not Submitted” to “Pending Approval”.

How long does it take to process my module request?

The module request approvers will assess the successfully submitted module requests during/immediately after each “Submit Module Requests” rounds. In an ideal situation, they will release the outcome of the requests before the next “Submit Module Requests” round. Students are strongly advised to remain contactable during each “Submit Module Request” rounds to assist them while their requests are being processed.

My module request status is “Allocated”. What does it mean?

For module with status “Allocated”, it means that the module request approvers have approved your request and the module has been allocated to you. You may also verify that the approved module appears under “View My Classes”.

The module request approvers rejected my module request. How can I check the reason for rejection?

For modules with status “Rejected by Home” or “Rejected by Host”, you may click “View Details” to see Home/Host module request approver’s comments. Do note that it is not mandatory for the module approver to provide the comment.

It is the beginning of the “Submit Module Requests” Round 2 or the “Select Tutorials/Labs” Round 2 for this semester. However, my module request’s status is still “Pending Approval”. What should I do?

Please contact the respective host faculty/department to check on the progress and request them to expedite your request (if necessary).

I am unable to select tutorial(s) for my course. What should I do?

Please check if the course has tutorial classes via NUSMods. If the course has tutorial classes and you do not see it under Select Tutorials/Labs page, please contact the course host department to enquire.

I have not secured a tutorial class after “Select Tutorials/Labs” Round 1. What should I do?

There are two rounds of tutorial balloting. If you are unsuccessful in the first round, you should try in the second round and/or subsequent “Add/Swap Tutorials/Labs” Round.

I want to switch my allocated tutorial class to another class in “Select Tutorials/Labs” Round 2, but I cannot drop my allocated class and perform ranking again. Why is this so?

Students who have been allocated tutorial classes in “Select Tutorials/Labs” Round 1 of balloting cannot rank those tutorial classes again. Adding/swapping of allocated tutorial classes can only be done during “Add/Swap Tutorials/Labs” Round.

My friend and I are from the same programme and level of study. However, my friend was allocated the course while I was not. Why is this so?

In a situation of a tie between/among students with the same priority score and the demand exceed the places available, the tie-breakers will kick in (please refer here for information on tie-breakers).

I accidentally/unintentionally dropped a course which I had obtained earlier. Can I get my course reinstated?

For a course to be dropped, students must go through a 3-steps process: select course to drop, click drop button and finally confirm the drop. Therefore, students have the chance to check the details of the course to drop before the action is being effected. As such, the course cannot be reinstated.

If the “Select Courses” round is still ongoing, you may try registering for the course again, or you can submit an online appeal if the “Select Courses” rounds are over. Please note that appeal approval is subjected to various conditions, such as the availability of vacancy.

In the process of dropping course(s), I received a message that the total Units of my allocated courses fall below the minimum workload requirement. What should I do?

Please approach your home faculty/department to seek their assistance in dropping the course.

May I know the types of appeal available for students?

Please refer to the CourseReg website and click "Submit Appeals/Inquiries Function" for details. Different appeal types are available during different period of time.

It has been many days since I filed my online appeal and I have not received a reply. Who should I contact?

You can refer to the CourseReg website under the Appeal section for the unit that is handling your appeal (e.g. Student home faculty/department or course host department). Please refer to the Contact Us tab for the relevant.