Undergraduate Students are expected to commit themselves to courses as early as possible in order to succeed in their courses. BEFORE DROPPING OR WITHDRAWING FROM ANY COURSES please be sure to evaluate your decision with your instructor and the appropriate advisor or staff the impact your transaction may have on financial aid, scholarships, international student visa status, scholar-athlete status, housing, health insurance plan and other such significant areas that may impact you academically, personally or financially.

• Dropping Course(s)
• Withdrawal
• Medical/Personal Emergency
• Resources

RESOURCES:

• See Academic Calendar
• See Undergraduate Academic Advisor
• See Student Financial Services / refund schedule
• See Scholarships and Financial Aid
• See International Student and Scholar Services Offices
• See Residential Life and Housing
• See FAQ on Undergraduate 6Ws Policy and Dropping Courses
• See Information on Undergraduate “Three-peat” Rule 
• See FAQ on Undergraduate Enrollment Cap
• See Undergraduate Academic Honesty Policy
  (*a student may not drop a course with a W if found in violation of the academic honesty policy)
• See Undergraduate Catalog: academic policy on dropping courses
• See Undergraduate Catalog: academic policy on withdrawals
• See Undergraduate Catalog: academic policy on incompletes 
  (*student must have substantially completed coursework and be passing course)
  
• See Graduate Catalog

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