# Track and remove enrollments

> Follow progress, and take a student off a course.

Source: https://paatya.net/docs/enrollments/manage-enrollments

The **Enrollments** page shows who is on which course and how each of them is doing. You can also take a student off a course from here.

## See all enrollments

1. In the left menu, click **Enrollments**.
2. At the top, three cards count every enrollment in your academy: **Active**, **Completed** and **Not started**. Click a card to show only those enrollments. Click it again to show everything.
3. Use the search box to find a student, email, student ID or course.
4. If your academy has more than one of batches, courses and online tests, choose **Batches**, **Courses**, **Online tests** or **All** (the default) above the filters. Then narrow the list with the **Batch**, **Course**, **Online test**, **Status** and **Access** filters, and with the date filter for when they enrolled: Any time, Last 7 days, Last 30 days, Last 90 days or Last year. **Access: Ended** shows enrollments whose end date has passed.
5. Sort by **Recently enrolled**, **Student**, **Course** or **Progress**.

![The Enrollments page with the three status cards and the list](https://paatya.net/docs/img/enrollments-manage-enrollments-1.png)

Each row shows the **Student**, the **Course**, the date they **Enrolled on**, their **Progress**, their **Last activity** and the **Status**. If the enrollment has an end date, it's shown under the status: **Until** the last day the student can open the course, or **Ended** and the date once that day has passed. A row with nothing there has no end date. On a phone, each card has an **Access until** line instead.

> **Tip:** Sort by **Progress** and filter by **Status: In progress** to find students who have stalled part-way through.

## Open a student from an enrollment

Click the ⋮ menu on a row and click **View student**. The student's page shows this course topic by topic. See [A student's progress](https://paatya.net/docs/students/student-details).

## Change how long a student keeps a course

1. Find the enrollment and click the ⋮ menu on its row.
2. Click **Change end date**. For an enrollment that has ended, it reads **Extend access**.
3. Pick the last day they can open the course, or click **+30 days**, **+90 days**, **+180 days** or **+365 days**.
4. Click **Save**. To let them keep the course with no end, click **Remove end date** instead.

A later date gives an ended course back straight away, with the student's progress where they left it. A date in the past ends their access now, without deleting anything.

### Change several at once

1. Tick the enrollments in the list. The box at the top of the list ticks every row on the page.
2. Click **Set end date** in the bar above the list.
3. Pick the date and click **Save**.

You can also change the end date from the calendar button on a course in the student's **Enrolled courses** tab. See [How enrollment works](https://paatya.net/docs/enrollments/how-enrollment-works) for what an end date does.

## Remove a student from a course

> **Warning:** Removing an enrollment permanently deletes the student's progress, the point they had reached, and every quiz attempt on that course. There is no undo. If you enroll them again, they start from the beginning.

1. Find the enrollment and click the ⋮ menu on its row.
2. Click **Remove from course**.
3. Read the message. It tells you how many topics the student had finished.
4. Click **Remove and lose the progress**, or **Keep them on it** to cancel.

You can also remove a course from the **Enrolled courses** tab on the student's own page.

### When a course can't be removed

If the student has earned a certificate for the course, the message says the course "cannot be taken away" and shows the certificate's ID. The enrollment is the record behind the certificate, so it has to stay.

### If you only want to stop their access

To stop a student opening **one course** while keeping their work, give that enrollment an end date in the past (see above). To stop them getting in at all, [deactivate the student](https://paatya.net/docs/students/manage-students#deactivate-a-student) instead.

## Related

- [How enrollment works](https://paatya.net/docs/enrollments/how-enrollment-works)
- [Course health](https://paatya.net/docs/courses/course-health)