Force Request for MATH Courses

The all-majors force request form for Summer 2024 is now available for all students below. The equivalent force request form for Fall 2024 classes will be posted approximately one week before the fall semester begins.

Information

Completing the force request form does not guarantee enrollment into the course you are requesting. We strongly encourage students to watch Howdy for seats to open during open registration and the drop/add period.

Prerequisite requirements are enforced. The Department of Mathematics will not set prerequisite overrides until students can show successful completion of the required prerequisite course(s). For additional information pertaining to prerequisite overrides, click here.

When available, proceed to Force Request form below:

The Fall 2024 Force Request Form has been closed. The Spring 2025 Force Request Form will be available on or around January 6, 2025.

The Math Department will begin processing force requests for Summer 2024 as early as May 20th. Students who submit a force request will receive an email from our teaching operations team informing them whether their force request was approved or not. Until such email is received, students should routinely check the Aggie Schedule Builder to try to obtain a seat on their own. Please note that any force requests for Fall 2024 classes that are submitted on the Summer 2024 force request form linked above will be deleted.

Note to students interested in registering for MATH 442 or MATH 467 for Fall 2024: Enrollment will be handled by force request only. Maximum enrollment is 25 seats per section due to seating restrictions imposed for writing and oral communication courses. Priority will be given to MATH/APMT/AggieTEACH students based on degree program requirements along with expected date of graduation and/or student teaching. We often are able to open some seats to students from other majors after accommodating these students. However, there usually is substantially more demand than available seats, and we do not enroll students from other majors until our general force request form opens a week before the semester begins. We therefore recommend that non-mathematics majors do not assume that they will be able to get a seat in either of these two courses.