Academics

Frequently Asked Questions

Course changes during the Add/Drop period may be made at any time during the Add/Drop period by meeting with the academic advisor.
 
  1. Course Changes after the Add/Drop Period Additions after the Add/Drop period must have the approval of both the student’s academic advisor and the instructor of the course.
  2. Withdrawal from courses after the Add/Drop period must have approval of the student’s academic advisor and are subject to the following conditions:
    1. Up until the 75% completed of a term (“Last Day to Withdraw from a Course”),a student may withdraw from a course without affecting the Cumulative Grade Point Average; such a course will be marked “W” on the student’s record.
    2.  After the 75%-completed mark, identified as the “Last Day to Withdraw from a Course”), a student may not withdraw from a course
See your Advisor. You may be eligible for transfer credit.

First, talk to your professor. There may be something you can do to improve your grade.

If you feel your problem has not been resolved, speak with your Dean. Your Dean can help sort things out and provide guidance toward a resolution.

Speak with your Advisor or Dean! You may be eligible to take a Leave of Absence. A Leave of Absence is a temporary hiatus from all course work for an approved period of time, granted upon written request. It is appropriate when the student intends to return to the College to complete their degree program. A leave of absence does not normally extend beyond a 1-year term.
Speak with your Advisor or Dean about a voluntary withdrawal. A voluntary withdrawal is the status of a student who has chosen of his/her own accord to separate from the College. A student who voluntarily withdraws from the College must notify the Office of the Registrar AND the Provost's Office at the time of withdrawal. Your Advisor or Dean can help you complete the necessary form.