If this is the case and you will not be meeting the prerequisite by the deadline, you will be dropped from the course. This can be due to a couple factors such as Q-dropping or failing a prereq course after registration or dropping a course during add/drops that was a corequisite for something else you were registered for.

Some classes are set with their prerequisites as “informer.” When set this way, the system will allow you to register with the assumption that you will take care of the prerequisite issue before classes begin. However, the prereqs are still listed in the course schedule and are still enforced.

Example: if a course requires MKT 337 as a prerequisite and you have an approved DMR to substitute a different course in its place, you must complete documentation of prerequisite fulfillment for every course that requires MKT 337.

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In this situation, the course must have a final grade and you will need to submit proof via the prerequisite fulfillment documentation form.

If you don’t have a final grade, we cannot use this as a prerequisite or corequisite fulfillment and you will be dropped.

Occasionally, some students do not receive the secondary waiver that prevents dropping a course. If you’re supposed to have access to a course based on your minor and you meet all course prerequisites, email the BBA Registration Office. 

If you meet the prerequisite requirement based on coursework taken at your home institution, please email a copy of your transcript to the BBA Registration Office.

Unfortunately, mistakes can be made and registration items get messed up as a result. If you believe you received this message in error, email the BBA Registration Office.

Mistakes do not include trying to bend the rules or avoiding a prerequisite. If you don’t meet the prerequisites for a course and know this is the case, please make sure to change your schedule as soon as possible.