Reference: Student Eligibility Rules for Course Registrations
When you create or edit courses and course sections, you can add student eligibility rules to define enrollment requirements for students. Example: To be eligible for MATH 310, students must:
- Complete MATH 220 and MATH 230 with a grade of C or higher.
- Have an academic standing ofGood StandingorDean's List.
- Have a program of study ofMathematics MajororMathematics Minor.
You can configure individual course sections to have eligibility rules different from their course.
Workday provides these eligibility rule types that require a student to:
Eligibility Rule Type | Requirements |
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Athletic Team | Be part of the specified athletic teams.
For more information, see Steps: Set Up Student Athletics. |
Combination | Complete a combination of eligibility rules. To prioritize and group multiple eligibility rules, use the ( and ) columns.
Example: Students must:
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Competency - Learning Outcome | Achieve or be in the process of earning the specified competencies or learning outcomes.
For more information, see:
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Course Permission | Receive department permission for the specified course.
Students can request department permission when they select courses with this configuration from the Find Course report. |
Course Requirement | Have completed or be in the process of completing the specified courses. When you configure your eligibility rule, you can select 1 of these qualifiers to ensure that a student:
In the Limits grid, you can specify the number of course attempts that a student can use to meet the eligibility rule. Example: Students must complete 2 courses from these smart lists with a grade of C or higher:
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Grade Requirement | Achieve the specified grades and GPA scores.
Examples: Students must:
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Program of Study | Have the specified program of study types, programs of study, or program areas.
Workday also evaluates a student's approved, future-dated program of study when evaluating program of study eligibility requirements for:
For more information, see Steps: Set Up Programs of Study. |
Student Cohort | Be part of the specified student cohorts.
For more information, see Steps: Set Up Student Cohorts. |
Test Achievement | Achieve the specified scores on tests or test sections. Example: Students who achieve a score of 30 or higher on the English section on their ACT test.
For more information, see Steps: Set Up Education Test Results. |
Unit Requirement | Complete a specified number of units. Example: Students must complete 12 units in residence from the GE Upper-Division Natural Sciences smart list with a grade of D or higher.
When you select the has completed or in the process of completing qualifier, Workday determines student eligibility using units from completed and in-progress course sections. The academic period of any in-progress course sections must end before the start date of the period for which Workday is evaluating eligibility. Workday references the standard academic period, standard start date, and standard end date for this qualifier.You can also limit the number of units from specific courses or sets of courses. Example: Students must complete 120 overall units and Workday only counts up to these units from these smart lists:
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