When changing course enrollment after admission, what may be required?

• A. No approval is ever needed.
• B. Advisor approval may be required.
• C. All changes must be approved by the instructor.
• D. Changes can only be done during finals week.

Answer: (B)

Changing course enrollment after admission commonly requires advisor approval. This is because advisors review your degree plan, verify prerequisites, ensure you’re not exceeding the maximum credit load, and check that the change won’t affect financial aid, scholarships, or your enrollment status. The advisor’s sign-off or entry into the system helps keep your record accurate and your academic plan on track, typically within official add/drop windows. Other statements don’t fit because approvals are part of standard procedures, changes aren’t handled solely by the instructor, and changes aren’t limited to finals week.