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Adding and Dropping Classes

Adding Classes

Dropping Classes

Total Withdrawal



Adding Classes

Students may add regular and late starting classes using Star (telephone) or WebReg up to the first day of classes as long as space is available. After the first day of class, students must have the permission of the instructor to add. Add slips may be required. Add slips must be returned to Admissions or registration is not complete. Students may only add classes during the official add period (see Schedule of Classes for specific dates), and they will be required to pay for added classes when they register.

Dropping Classes

AS A STUDENT, IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO DROP YOUR COURSES. IT IS NOT YOUR INSTRUCTORS RESPONSIBILITY TO DROP YOU FROM YOUR COURSES.

A student may drop a class by using STAR or WebReg. Students may also drop classes in person in the Admissions Office. The following rules apply to dropping a class:

  1. No "W" (withdrawal) or record of the course will reflect on the student's permanent record if:

the student drops the course from the college by the published deadlines in the Schedule of Classes.

  1. A "W" notation -- Withdrawal -- will be assigned if:

the student drops the course between the 5th and 15th week of the regular semester (or 75% of the term, whichever is less). Refer to the Schedule of Classes for specific dates.

  1. Students who fail to officially drop a course, may receive a notation other than "W" on their permanent record.

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Total Withdrawal From College

Students who wish to withdraw from all classes during the semester may use STAR or WebReg to drop all classes. Failure to withdraw properly may result in the assignment of unsatisfactory grades in those courses. (See above for drop instructions)

Students who drop courses past the drop deadline, and who have balances due, will still be responsible for that debt. Students who do not pay all fees will be unable to register for subsequent terms or receive their grades.

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