Create waitlists to help students register for fully enrolled courses without
constantly monitoring course availability. Add waitlists to popular courses. Configure and
manage students’ enrollment priority and timing, and use prebuilt flows to send enrollment
offers to students on a waitlist.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions
with Education Cloud and Education Cloud Advanced Academic Operations for Experience
Cloud add-on
Students can join a waitlist in the Course Search and Registration portal if they meet
eligibility criteria. A student can monitor the waitlist status and their own position on each
waitlist. They receive a notification when a seat becomes available. They can accept an
enrollment offer, decline it, or remove themselves from a waitlist.
Configure Course Waitlists Set student enrollment priority and timing, and add prebuilt flows to manage seat availability and enrollment notifications.
Manual Course Waitlist Management A registrar can manually update the waitlist status of a course offering and add or remove students from a waitlist. Understand how manual actions affect the status of a waitlist and a student's position on it.
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