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# Student Portal: Sessions

## Overview

After the students have enrolled in units and their preferred classes/sessions via the [Course Plan](/home/paradigm-knowledge-base/student-enrolments/student-portal/student-portal-menus/student-portal-course-plan.md), for cases when they need to edit their classes/sessions - as long as your business or institution will still allow it, the students via the **Student** > **Session** menu on their Student Portal can still edit their classes/sessions enrolment until you close it.

## Edit Session Configurations

As an administrator, refer to the workflows and more information on how you can control the editing of classes/sessions from students in this knowledge article: [**Edit Session Enrolments: Settings and Configurations**](/home/paradigm-knowledge-base/student-enrolments/workflows/manage-session-enrolments/edit-session-enrolments-as-a-student.md).

## Edit Sessions Workflow

For the instructions and an overview of how the editing of classes/sessions works - refer to the instructions on this workflow: [**Edit Sessions: Workflow**](/home/paradigm-knowledge-base/student-enrolments/workflows/manage-session-enrolments/edit-session-enrolments-as-a-student.md#workflow)


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