<p>How good of a chance is it if I am 16th out of 17 students on a waitlist? If I don't get this class, I end up with a sucky teacher who only got a rating of 1.05 or something on pickaprof. Does anyone know how this waitlist thing will work out looking at the situation I'm in? If I try to fill it with another RANDOM class, I end up with a schedule that wouldn't work at all.. Anyone have any experienced opinions?</p>
<p>no experience but my OA told me that your best chances on a waitlist is to be in the top 5...maybe top10. after that its a super long shot.</p>
<p>iono about that.</p>
<p>For my ECO 304K class, I started on the waitlist at about 49 of 49 (in June 20th???) and now I'm number 11. So, I've still got a shot. I had another class (RHE 306), I believe, and I was 15 out of 16, and I got in. Just hold out hope, and check everyday. I guess you never know.</p>
<p>What class are you trying to get into? Maybe there might be drops the first couple days of class.</p>
<p>Hey, BTW, I just got into my class that I was originally at 49 of 49. I started the day out at 12 of 50, and I just got in. Go figure. Just make sure you have a SWAP class. I think the machine is operated in which if you don't have a swap class, you won't get the next position.</p>
<p>What is the swap option for? Is it only for time conflicts with other classes or even if you just want to add another class that doesn't have a time conflict wth another class?</p>
<p>I'm using swap because I'm registered for a 9AM section of a class but I really want the 3:30PM section (better prof and time)</p>