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OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR Sherman Hall 110 1 University Circle Macomb, IL 614551390Phone: (309) 2981891 Fax: (309) 2982787 Email: ROffice@wiu.edu Visit: wiu.edu/registrarUNDERGRADUATE REQUEST TO ENROLL

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How to fill out undergraduate request to enroll

1. Obtain the undergraduate request to enroll form from the admissions office or download it from the university's website.
2. Fill out your personal information accurately, including your full name, date of birth, and contact information.
3. Provide your educational background, including the name of your high school or previous college attended and your graduation date.
4. Indicate your desired major or program of study.
5. Attach any required supporting documents, such as your high school transcripts or letters of recommendation.
6. Review the completed form for accuracy and make any necessary corrections.
7. Submit the filled-out undergraduate request to enroll form to the admissions office either in person or by mail.
8. Pay any applicable application fees as instructed by the university.
9. Wait for a response from the admissions office regarding your enrollment status.

Who needs undergraduate request to enroll?

1. Prospective students who wish to pursue an undergraduate degree at a university or college need to fill out an undergraduate request to enroll. This form is required for the admissions process and serves as an application for enrollment into the institution. The request to enroll is typically needed by high school graduates or individuals who have completed their secondary education and are looking to continue their studies at the undergraduate level.

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What is undergraduate request to enroll?

An undergraduate request to enroll is a formal application submitted by a student seeking to register for undergraduate courses at a college or university.

Who is required to file undergraduate request to enroll?

All students wishing to enroll in undergraduate courses must file an undergraduate request to enroll, including new students, transfer students, and returning students.

How to fill out undergraduate request to enroll?

To fill out the undergraduate request to enroll, students should complete the application form provided by the institution, providing necessary personal information, academic history, and program selection, and submit it as per the guidelines provided.

What is the purpose of undergraduate request to enroll?

The purpose of the undergraduate request to enroll is to officially communicate a student's intention to take courses and to enable the institution to plan for course offerings and seat availability.

What information must be reported on undergraduate request to enroll?

The information required typically includes the student's personal details, academic records, the chosen degree program, intended courses, and any prerequisites or additional documentation required by the institution.