1. Add/Drop Period
- Definition of the Period:
This period is two
weeks after your new semester begins.
- During
this time, you can add
or drop courses without
incurring financial responsibility and without it appearing on your
permanent academic record.
- Consequences of Withdrawal:
- If
you drop a class before the add/drop deadline, there will be no consequences.
- If
you drop a class after this period, you will receive a grade of
"W" (Withdrawal), which will count as attempted credit hours
but not as earned credit hours.
2. Additional Charges
- If you
choose to add
or drop a course after the add/drop period and the course
has not yet started, you will be responsible for additional tuition and fee charges.
3. Withdrawal Deadlines
- Deadline: The deadline to
withdraw from a class is before
the last two weeks of the course.
- If
you stop attending classes beyond this deadline, you will receive zeros
for all missing assignments.
- Your
final grade will be between A and F, based on the total accumulated for
all course work.
4. Effects on Academic and Financial Performance
- Withdrawing
from a class may affect:
- Your
academic progress.
- Your
graduation date.
- Your
financial aid.
- The university will
notify you of the consequences of your decision.
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