PERC is a process that will check student enrollment in courses against their completion of pre-requisites required for that course. It is an optional process that departments may run within HUB.
If it is discovered that a student has not satisfied the pre-requisite requirements, it is up to the discretion of the department as to how they would like to handle that student’s enrollment in subsequent courses.
Reach Out to Students Before Dropping Them
We strongly encourage departments to reach out to students who do not meet the pre-requisite, and help advise them on the appropriate course of action prior to dropping a student from a course.
5. Review the enrollment requirements and select the appropriate filter options.
The default values will display all the students who are enrolled or waitlisted for the class and did not satisfy the enrollment requirements. The default values are the following:
Enrollment Status: Display Enrolled and Waitlisted
Most Recent Requirement Status
Display students in non-compliance: Not Satisfied and Conditionally Satisfied
Display other students: Overridden and Unknown.
In most cases, these students were currently taking the pre-requisite when they enrolled, so HUB flagged them as “Conditionally” satisfying the requirement.
Others had the prerequisite waived when they were enrolled by a HUB Enrollment user.
9. Clicking on the “Not Satisfied” link will show you the exact requirements the student failed to meet.
Alternatively, you can click the "Detail View" display option in the middle of the page to view this information. To return to the summary of Not Satisfied students, click on “Summary View.”
Not Satisfied: A student has not met the requirements for the course.
Conditionally Satisfied: One or more of the pre-requisite courses is (or was) in progress.
Overridden: The enrollment requirements were administratively overridden.
Satisfied: A student has met all requirements for this course.
Unknown: There is no information stored from the time of enrollment. Run the PERC process to retrieve the current status.
This report will allow you to run PERC on an entire course with all sections included to see what students have satisfied the prerequisites for the course and who has not. It is then up to the department to determine how they wish to handle the student’s enrollment in subsequent courses.
7. Enter the information for the prompt including institution (UBFLO), the term in which you wish to run the report for and the Course ID of the course.