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Drop/Add Classes

Before the First Day of Class: Students may make any/all changes through OneStart with their username and password. During this timeframe, students may totally withdraw from all classes through OneStart with their username and password. No signatures are required during this timeframe if processed by student through OneStart. Students will be able to access registration (schedule adjustment) self-service until the first day of classes.

Through the First Week of Classes: Student picks up a Drop/Add Form from the Registrar's office. Student fills out the form and signs it. Students do not need to obtain an instructor's signature to drop or add a class during the first week of classes.

After the First Week of Classes (Automatic W Period): Student picks up a Drop/Add Form from the Registrar's office. Student fills out the form and signs it. Students do not need to obtain an instructor's signature to drop a class during the automatic "W" period. However, if the class has already met, the student must obtain the instructor's signature in order to add that class. Classes cannot be added, nor can sections be switched, after the first week of classes without the instructor's permission unless the class has not yet met. Student returns completed form to Registrar's office for processing.

After the Automatic W Period (Fourth week of the Summer Semester and Ninth week of the Fall/Spring Semesters): Student picks up a Late Withdrawal Petition form from the Registrar's office. Student completes form, attaches any supporting documentation, and attaches a copy of the student's class schedule. Student returns form to Registrar's office for forwarding to the Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs. The Vice Chancellor will make a ruling on the petition and notify the student via email of the result.

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