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Add/Drop/Withdrawal

Add/Drop
Adding or Dropping Courses:

Students may only add or drop a full-semester course prior to or during the first calendar week of the semester on the web or at the Student Solution Center. Courses dropped during this period will not show on the student's record. Half-semester, weekend, and Summer Session courses may be added or dropped according to published dates in the College semester course brochure.

Withdrawal
Withdrawing From Courses:

Students may withdraw from one or more of their courses according to official deadlines posted in the College semester course brochure. Courses from which a student has withdrawn will be recorded as W or F, depending upon posted deadlines. Students who merely stop attending a course and fail to withdraw from that course will incur an F grade. The procedure to withdraw from a course is initiated at the Student Solution Center. Students may withdraw from one or more of their courses according to official deadlines posted in the College schedule. Prior to withdrawing from a course, students should review policies regulating refunds, full-time status, grading penalty, financial aid, and immigration status. The official withdrawal date is used to determine tuition adjustment, which are calculated on a credit-hour basis according to the following schedule:

Withdrawing From the College
Students who wish to withdraw from all course work at the College must notify the Dean of their school in writing. The grade W will be recorded for official withdrawals that occur prior to the posted mid-semester deadline. Withdrawals after mid-semester are subject to the grade of F. Students should review policies relating to refunds, grade penalty, financial aid, and immigration status prior to withdrawing from the College. Students receiving financial aid or scholarships must complete the exiting process with the office of Financial Aid.

 

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