This article explains self enrollment expiry emails and other notifications, how to maintain active enrollment in a course, and how to manage these notifications.

To help us manage high-enrollment courses, we now automatically mark student course enrollments as inactive after 90 days of inactivity. Students receive an email before their enrollments are marked inactive.

If you have not visited one or more of your courses very recently, you might receive an email from Saylor University with the subject Self enrollment expiry notification and this message:

Your enrolment in the course [COURSE] expires on [DATE] as you have not accessed it in the last [#] days.

To keep your enrolment active, log in and access [COURSE] before [DATE].

Good to know

Your data (activity completion status, quiz and exam grades) will not be lost if you are marked inactive. If you re-enroll in the course, your previous data will be there.
If you want to avoid being marked inactive, simply log in to your account and visit your course.
You can manage Saylor University account notifications. See the next section for help.

Manage Saylor University self-enrollment expiry notifications

If you want to control how you receive notifications about your course enrollments, you can adjust notification preferences in your Saylor University account profile.

Log in to your Saylor University account
Click on your account avatar and select Preferences from the drop-down menu
On your account preferences page, select Notification preferences
Find the notification(s) you want to adjust. For each type of notification, you will see three toggle switches for Web, Email, and Mobile app notifications. Toggle the switches on or off, according to your preferences. Your changes are saved automatically.