Dropping a Class
Students are encouraged to contact their advisors or colleges by email or in person to initiate their requests. A final email request received by Records from an advisor, dean or the proper instructor will suffice in lieu of the traditional forms during the current semesters. An online form will be launched in the coming months.
Fall & Spring Semesters
- Student should consult with an advisor and can drop the class through Self-Service or by sending an email to the Records Office.
- There is no academic penalty.
- If the class meets only once a week, it may be dropped without penalty before the third class session.
- The dean’s signature is not required.
- Student should consult with an advisor and can drop the class by sending an email to the Records Office or registrar.
- A grade of “W” is assigned.
- The dean’s signature is not required.
Student should consult with the course instructor and can drop the class by sending an email to the Records Office or registrar. The registrar will consult with the course instructor and will assign a grade of “W” if the student is passing, or “F” if the student is failing at the point of withdrawal as determined by the instructor.
Summer Sessions
- Student should consult with an advisor and can drop the class through Self-Service or by sending an email to the Records Office.
- There is no academic penalty.
- If the class meets only once a week, it may be dropped without penalty before the third class session.
- The dean’s signature is not required.
- Student should consult with an advisor and can drop the class by sending an email to the Records Office or registrar.
- A grade of “W” is assigned.
- The dean’s signature is not required.
Adding a Class
Current Student may register on Self-Service, or work through their advisors before the semester begins once the registration period opens.
Fall & Spring Semesters
- Student may register on Self-Service, or work through their advisors.
- If the course is closed, the student will need to go through their advisor or instructor to see if there is a way to be forced into any class. An email agreeing to the force from the advisor or course instructor to the Records Office will precipitate the add.
- The dean’s signature is not required.
- Student wishing to add a course MUST have the permission of the instructor of the class. An email from that instructor to the records office granting permission is needed to be added in the second week. Late additions to classes will only be processed if there is capacity in the room.
- The dean’s signature is not required.
Summer Sessions
- Student may register on Self-Service, or work through their advisors.
- If the course is closed, the student will need to go through their advisor or instructor to see if there is a way to be forced into any class. An email agreeing to the force from the advisor or course instructor to the Records Office will precipitate the add.
- The dean’s signature is not required.