Get Overtally

Achieving an A+ requires a combination of dedication and effective study techniques. Stay organized, consistently review your materials, and engage with your professors during office hours. Utilizing study aids, such as flashcards and practice tests, can also increase your chances of excelling in your course.

As mentioned before, if a class is full, your best approach is to communicate with the professor directly. Requesting an overtally could open a door for you to enroll despite the class being at capacity. Additionally, look into your college's policies regarding waitlists or late enrollment options.

To excel and reach the top 1% of your peers, focus on developing strong study habits and time management skills. Actively participate in class, establish study groups, and make use of academic resources. Setting clear goals and holding yourself accountable can propel you towards academic excellence.

Typically, students report that their junior year is the most challenging. At this stage, courses become more specialized and demanding, leading to increased pressure. Managing your time effectively, seeking assistance, and maintaining a solid support system can greatly ease this transition and help you succeed.

Many students struggle with introductory courses such as mathematics and statistics. These classes tend to have high failure rates due to the difficulty of the material and the need for strong foundational skills. If you find this situation challenging, consider utilizing resources like tutoring or study groups to help improve your understanding and performance.

If you find yourself facing the issue of a full class, consider discussing your situation with the instructor. In some cases, they may be able to offer an overtally option, allowing you to enroll despite the course limits. Additionally, check if your school has a waitlist system in place, so you can secure a spot once one becomes available.

Overtallying is the process of signing up on a waitlist for one of the remaining seats in ANY CE course that is “closed” on CUNY First.

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During registration,courses become filled very quickly. However openings often occur and some professors allow students to enter their course despite it technically being full. The process is called overtallying*.