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Adding and Withdrawing From a Course

Students are responsible to verify the accuracy of their course

registration at the beginning of each semester. All registrations

must be finalized by the end of the second week of the semester.

No courses may be added after this time unless approval is

granted from the course instructor, and the associate/assistant

dean or chair of the department that offers the course. In the

absence of the associate/assistant dean or department chair,

the dean of the school or the dean of undergraduate studies

may approve a late registration. A late registration fee of $50 will

be charged to process a registration or add a course after the

deadline.

Changes in a student’s course schedule must be made through

the drop/add process. This may be completed online within three

calendar days after courses begin. After this time, a drop/add form

is required to complete a schedule change. Forms for course

changes are available in the Office of the Registrar and must be

signed by both the course instructor and the student’s academic

advisor. The student is required to make up any work missed due

to late entrance. Changes in a schedule caused by cancellation of

courses will not result in financial penalty.

When a course is dropped, the action is recorded as follows:

Date of Change

Action:

16-Week and 14-week Classes

Through the first full

calendar week

No Record on transcript

Second full calendar week through

end of the ninth calendar week

W – Withdrawn

During the 10th and 11th

calendar weeks

WP-Withdrawn Passing

or

WF-Withdrawn Failing

12th week through the

end of the semester

Drops not permitted

12-Week Classes

Through the sixth weekday from

start of class

No Record on transcript

Seventh weekday from start of class

through end of the

Seventh calendar week

W – Withdrawn

During the eighth and ninth

calendar weeks

WP-Withdrawn Passing

or

WF-Withdrawn Failing

10th calendar week 12 through

the end of the course

Drops not permitted

8-Week Classes

Through the sixth weekday from

start of class

No Record on transcript

Seventh weekday from start of class

through end of the

fourth calendar week

W – Withdrawn

During the fifth calendar week

WP-Withdrawn Passing

or

WF-Withdrawn Failing

Sixth calendar week through

the end of the course

Drops not permitted

4-Week Classes

Through the second weekday from

start of class

No Record on transcript

Third weekday from start of class

through 10th weekday from start

of class

W – Withdrawn

11th weekday from start of class

through 14th weekday from start

of class

WP-Withdrawn Passing

or

WF-Withdrawn Failing

15th weekday from start of class

through the end of the course

Drops not permitted

3-Week Classes (or less)

Through the second weekday from

start of class

No Record on transcript

Third weekday from start of class

through fifth weekday from start

of class

W – Withdrawn

Sixth weekday from start of class

through the end of the course

Drops not permitted

All Other Classes

10% from start of class

No Record on transcript

11% from start of class through

50% from start of class

W – Withdrawn

51% from start of class through

the end of the course

Drops not permitted

Note: A weekday is defined as Monday through Friday. A day

ends at 5 p.m., eastern time.

Course changes are complete when the Office of the Registrar

receives the completed drop/add form. The effective date of the

course change is the date the Office of the Registrar receives the

completed form. Failure to properly drop a course will result in a

grade of “Z”, which counts the same as an “F”.

Refund information is listed in the financial information section

of the catalog. This information is also available on the Registrar’s

webpage.

Auditing

Auditing involves attending and participating in a course without

earning credit. A course may be changed from credit to audit

before the end of the first full week of the semester. Courses may

be changed from audit to credit, with permission of the instructor,

before the end of the first full week of the semester. A student may

not test out of a course already audited. Registration to audit a

course will not be processed until the first day of the semester to

accommodate students requiring regular registration status.

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2016–17 Undergraduate Academic Catalog

Academic Information

Registration for Courses