WRTG Permission Code Request Form - Department of Writing and Rhetoric Studies

If a class has a waitlist, you should add yourself to that waitlist rather than filling out this form for a permission code. Filling out this form will not bypass the waitlist. We will not give you a permission code to go over the enrollment cap.

Student Information

First Name

Last Name

uNID

uMail

ex. u1234567@utah.edu

Note that permission code information will only be sent to a UMail address.

Permission Code Request

Class Number & Section Number:

ex. WRTG 2010-090

Semester:

ex. Fall 2023

Permission Code Request Reason: (Check all that apply)

I met the prerequisite at another institution and will upload proof.I met the prerequisite with an exam score and will upload proof.The deadline to add the class without a code has passed.I have not met the prerequisites and would like an exception.The writing class I want to take is full.Other

Other

Have you discussed requesting a permission code with the instructor for this course?

Yes

Additional Relevant Information:

Upload Files

[PDF, JPG, PNG files only]

Notes on file uploads:

If you have met the prerequisite and are still unable to enroll in an open seat or add to the waitlist, please upload a screenshot of your degree audit.
If the registration system is displaying an error message, please upload a screenshot of the message.
If you are meeting the prerequisite with a transfer course from outside Utah, please also submit the Transfer Course Evaluation form.

Please make sure your information above is correct and complete before submitting this request!

After completing the form and hitting the "Submit Request" button you will receive an automated response letting you know your request has been submitted. Writing & Rhetoric Studies will contact you via UMail. Depending on the time of year and number of requests being received, this may take up to one week.

If you have further questions, please contact us at writing@utah.edu instead of submitting a new request.

Contact Information

Department of Writing & Rhetoric Studies

College of Humanities