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Academic Policies
Questions about academic standing, readmission to the university, and waivers of deadlines? Click on the following links for more information, or contact the Department of Undergraduate Studies.
Regulations regarding Academic Standing
Procedures for readmission to the University
Voluntary withdrawal from the University
In-semester deadline waiver policy
Retroactive withdrawal and drop policy (for previous semesters)
For a complete list of all academic policies please refer to the Office of the Registrar.
IN-SEMESTER DEADLINE WAIVER POLICY
For information regarding a waiver of in-semester deadlines please see our informational sheet.
RETROACTIVE WITHDRAWAL AND DROP POLICY
For information regarding a retroactive withdrawal or drop from a previous semester, please see our informational sheet.
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VOLUNTARY WITHDRAWAL POLICY
Students may withdraw from the entire semester, thus, the university before the last day of classes of a semester, although the effective date of withdrawal is that on which all forms are completed, signed and returned to the appropriate offices. Students withdrawing receive a “W” for each course in which they are enrolled. Failure to complete a withdrawal form will result in the recording of the grade of “F” for all courses at the end of the term.
To withdraw from the university, a student must do the following:
- consult with a member of the University Advising Center, who will provide and sign a withdrawal form
- receive clearance from any University office in which financial charges have been accrued. These offices may be the library, the Health Services Office, the Bursar’s Office, the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs, the Office of Financial Aid Services, the bookstore, and the science laboratories.
VOLUNTARY WITHDRAWAL POLICY
Students may withdraw from the entire semester, thus, the university before the last day of classes of a semester, although the effective date of withdrawal is that on which all forms are completed, signed and returned to the appropriate offices. Students withdrawing receive a “W” for each course in which they are enrolled. Failure to complete a withdrawal form will result in the recording of the grade of “F” for all courses at the end of the term.
To withdraw from the university, a student must do the following:
- consult with a member of the University Advising Center, who will provide and sign a withdrawal form
- receive clearance from any University office in which financial charges have been accrued. These offices may be the library, the Health Services Office, the Bursar’s Office, the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs, the Office of Financial Aid Services, the bookstore, and the science laboratories.