Drop period

• Fall and Spring semesters - five class days after registration
• Summer semester - two class days after registration
• Maymester - one class day after registration

Add Period

• Fall and Spring semesters - three class days after registration
• Summer semester - two class days after registration
• Maymester - one class day after registration

Adding courses during the Add period

1. If no holds exist, student may add courses online.
2. If the adviser hold has NOT been removed, a Course Change Card with his or her adviser's signature is required to be submitted to the Office of the Registrar. If changing sections of the same course, no signature is required.

Late registration

1. If the adviser hold has been removed, no signature is required, student may register online.
2. If the adviser hold has NOT been removed, a Course Change Card with an adviser signature is required to be submitted to the Office of the Registrar.

Adding courses after Add period

1. A Course Change Card must be submitted with adviser (if adviser hold has NOT been removed), instructor and chairperson signatures.
2. If changing (dropping & adding) sections of the same course a Course Change Card must be submitted with chairperson and both instructor signatures.

Late registration

A Course Change Card must be submitted with adviser (if adviser hold has NOT been removed), instructor and chairperson signatures.

All adding of courses after the add period requires submitting a Course Change Card to the Registrars Office. No credit will be awarded for any course for which a student is not properly registered.


Dropping courses after registration (during Drop period)

Except for students enrolled in Learning Support, Regents remediation, applied music, or restricted enrollment courses, a student may drop courses from the schedule during this period. Drops may be made via the web (provided you have no holds) or by submitting a Course Change Card to the Registrars Office for processing. No approval is required (unless you have an adviser hold) on the Course Change Card to drop a course during this time period.


Dropping courses after the Drop period

On or before the last day to drop a course without academic penalty (unless previously assigned an "F" by the professor for absences) - students may drop courses using the Course Change Card. Approval of the instructor and faculty adviser are required.

After the last day to drop a course without academic penalty (unless previously assigned an "F" by the professor for absences), the student will receive a grade of "WF". However, with the approval of the class instructor, the student may petition the dean of the school in which the student will be advised for a "W" or "I" (Incomplete) if the drop is due to nonacademic extenuating circumstances and the student is passing the courses at the time of withdrawal. Supporting documentation will be maintained by the dean of the appropriate school.

Students enrolled in Learning Support, Regents remediation, or applied music may drop courses with the approval of the chairperson of the department. Students on restricted enrollment may drop courses only with the approval of the dean.
 

Withdrawal from the University (temporarily or permanently)

To withdraw from the university, a student must formally withdraw through the Office of the Registrar. The Withdrawal Request Form may be printed using Acrobat Reader 5.0*. Failure to withdraw officially will result in the grade of "F" in all courses. A student, who withdraws from the university either temporarily or permanently at any time after the last day to drop a course without academic penalty (unless previously assigned an "F" by the professor for absences), will receive a grade of "WF" for each course being carried at the time of withdrawal. However, with the approval of the class instructor, the student may petition the dean of the school in which the student will be advised for a "W" or "I" (Incomplete) if the withdrawal is due to nonacademic extenuating circumstances and the student is passing all courses at the time of withdrawal. Supporting documentation will be maintained by the dean of the appropriate school. The timing of withdrawals in order to avoid academic penalty is the responsibility of the student. Deadlines are published in the University Calendar.

           
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