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WebTree 2.0 Flowchart

WebTree is a structured course selection system that guides students through a series of choices across multiple trees to optimize their course enrollment. It emphasizes the importance of avoiding scheduling conflicts and suggests strategies for maximizing course availability, including utilizing multiple sections and refining schedules during the Add/Drop period. The system includes specific pathways for different choices, ensuring students have backup options if their preferred choices are unavailable.

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WebTree 2.0 Flowchart

WebTree is a structured course selection system that guides students through a series of choices across multiple trees to optimize their course enrollment. It emphasizes the importance of avoiding scheduling conflicts and suggests strategies for maximizing course availability, including utilizing multiple sections and refining schedules during the Add/Drop period. The system includes specific pathways for different choices, ensuring students have backup options if their preferred choices are unavailable.

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WebTree – The Basics

• WebTree starts with Tree 1 – Choice 1, and if you receive that course it moves to Choice 2. If you receive Choice 2 it moves
to Choice 3. If you receive Choice 3 it moves to Tree 4 – Choice 1.
• If you do not get Tree 1 – Choice 1, WebTree moves to Tree 2 – Choice 1 and follows the same patern as above.
• When Choices 2, 3, or 6 are not available, WebTree moves to the right.
• After Choices 4 and 7, WebTree moves to Tree 4 – Choice 1 and moves to the right.
• In the case where Choice 5 is full, WebTree moves to Choice 3 and tries 3, 4, 6, and 7 before moving to Tree 4 – Choice 1.
• Tree 4 contains 10 choices to increase your chances of receiving four courses.

Tree 1
1
This is my top choice

2 5
This is my second choice This is the backup to 2

3 4 6 7
This is my third choice This is the backup to 3 This is my third choice This is the backup to 6

Tree 2 1
This is my second choice

2 5
This is my third choice This is the backup to 2

3 4 6 7
This is my fourth choice This is the backup to 3 This is my fourth choice This is the backup to 6

Tree 3
1
This is my third choice

2 5
This is my fourth choice This is the backup to 2

3 4 6 7
This is my fifth choice This is the backup to 3 This is my fifth choice This is the backup to 6

Tree 4

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Things to Consider
• Your “dream schedule” should be placed down the left-hand side of Tree 1 and in Tree 4 - Choice 1.
• Make sure there are not vertical time conflicts. Choices 1, 2, and 3, as well as 1, 5 and 6, in any Tree should not meet at the
same time.
• Choices 2 and 5, 3 and 4, and 6 and 7 can meet at the same time because WebTree will not give you both. The exception is
when Choice 5 is full, WebTree runs through Choices 3, 4, 6, and 7.
• To increase your chances of getting a course, make sure to include all sections.
o If Choice 1 has multiple sections, use the “On Save, Copy All Choices” option, then update Choice 1 on the new tree
• Option: Tree 2 - Choice 1 could be a different section of Tree 1 - Choice 1, or could be the same as Tree 1 - Choice 2
• Option: Tree 2 – Choice 2 could be the same as Tree 1 – Choice 3
• Remember: The “Add/Drop” period at the beginning of each semester can be used to refine your schedule.

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