Unable to Enroll User in Program - "This program does not have any assigned modules or required credits" Error

Unable to Enroll User in Program - "This program does not have any assigned modules or required credits" Error

Problem:
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Unable to Enroll User in Program - "This program does not have any assigned modules or required credits" Error


Cause:

This error typically occurs due to an incorrect configuration of the "Required Credits for Elective Modules" setting.

Solution:

Verify and adjust the "Required Credits for Elective Modules" setting to ensure it aligns with the program's module requirements.

  1. Navigate to the Catalog Editor.
  2. Go to Session settings.
  3. Select a session.
  4. Locate the "Required Credits for Elective Modules" setting under Session Module Assignment.

  1. Review the current value:

    • If the value is set to "0" and the program includes modules with credit requirements, this is likely the cause of the error.

  2. Modify the "Required Credits for Elective Modules" value:

    • Enter the appropriate number of credits that a learner must earn from elective modules to complete the program.

Example:

  • If the "Required Credits for Elective Modules" is set to "1," it means the learner must complete at least one module with 1 credit to complete the program.
  • If the "Required Credits for Elective Modules" is set to "2," and there are two modules with 1 credit each, the learner is required to complete both modules to earn the 2 credits and complete the program.

Important Notes:

  • Ensure that the modules assigned to the program have the correct credit values assigned to them.
  • The "Required Credits for Elective Modules" setting should reflect the minimum credit requirement for program completion based on the elective modules.
  • If the program has only required modules and no elective modules with credits, ensure the settings are configured accordingly.
  • Save the program settings after making any changes.






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