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ACO Registration FAQs

1. I am an ACO student and I am unable to register for a required ACO course because it is full. What should I do?

   Answer: Please wait until an overload web page opens (you may need to wait until Phase II of registration) and file an overload request on the web, stating as a reason that you are an ACO student and this course is required for you. You are guaranteed to get in. If two days before the end of registration you still do not receive permission to enroll, then please notify the ACO Director.

2. I am an ACO student and I am unable to register for a required ACO course because it is restricted to certain majors that do not include ACO. What should I do?

   Answer: Please try to resolve this with the staff of the department offering the course. If unsuccessful, please contact the ACO Director and report what the staff people told you.

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