Once you have run a class search, the Look Up Classes screen with your search results will display. When you have found the class you want to register for, look below each column heading. In the first column under select, a box that you can check means you can register for this course. A “C” under select means that the class is closed. CRN lists the course reference number a unique 5 digit number that identifies each course. You will also see the Subject, Course Number, Section, Campus, Credit Hours, Title of the course, and Days and Time the course meets. Cap shows the number of students who can be enrolled in the class. Act shows the actual number of students who have enrolled in the class. Rem shows the remaining number of available seats in the class. WL columns indicate wait list availability. WL (Cap) shows the number of students who can be placed on the Wait list. WL (Act) shows Actual number of students on the Waitlist. WL (Rem) shows remaining seats on the waitlist. Prior to registering for a course, check the WL Act column to see if there are students’ waitlisted. Waitlisted students are given first priority to register for closed classes that become available. Although, the class will have a registration check box, if you register, you will see a registration add errors message and can waitlist the class only. Entries other than 0 in the XL columns, indicate that the class is cross listed. Cross listing means that the same course is listed under another subject area or department. Notice that there is no option to add a cross listed class to the wait list. In the cross-listed columns, XL Cap shows the total number of students who can be enrolled for cross-listed sections. XL Act shows the actual number of students enrolled for cross-listed sections. XL Rem shows the remaining number of seats available for cross-listed sections. Notice that actual enrollment and remaining seats listed in XL columns are different from actual enrollment and remaining seats listed in section columns. The reason is because XL columns display registration for the cross-listed sections, not just individual sections. When a class is cross listed, it is important to check both the section columns and XL columns for seat availability and maximum capacity. Once maximum capacity for the cross-listed sections has been reached in this case 31 students, all sections will be closed. The Instructor, Date, Location and Attribute of the class are also displayed. If the instructor is not listed, you will see TBA to be announced. Also, be sure to note the location of the class when creating your schedule. Each semester, a few courses may be taught online or off campus. For example, an “OL” listing under location will mean an online course. The last column, the Attribute column, shows a listing of all the attributes that describe a course. To view more information about a course, in the look up classes screen, click on the course CRN number. Scroll down to see the associated term, registration dates, levels, attributes, instructional method, credits, and scheduled meeting times. To see more detailed class information, click on the Course link. In the Detailed Class Information screen, you can check registration availability such as seats, wait list seats, if there are any restrictions, prerequisites or general requirements. To return to the Look Up Classes screen, scroll down and click on Return To Previous.