At the beginning of the semester you will have two weeks to add courses or drop courses, without receiving a "W" grade. Any course dropped from week three (3) through ten (10) will earn a “W” grade.
*Half - One week to add and two weeks to drop Term Courses.| Action | Process | First Two Weeks of Term | Weeks 3–10 |
| Add | *Log into SIS to add a course or section | No signatures required. - Undergraduates requesting more than 21 credit hours must receive approval of their Academic Adviser and Associate Dean of your school.
- Graduates requesting more than 16 credit hours must have the permission of their Adviser and Office of Graduate Education (OGE).
| Normally not permitted. If you have the permission of the instructor to add the course: - Undergraduates may get permission from their Advisor
- Graduates may petition OGE
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| Audit | Audit Registration Form | No signatures required. - Undergraduates requesting more than 21 credit hours must receive approval of their Academic Adviser and Associate Dean of your school.
- Graduates requesting more than 16 credit hours must have the permission of their Adviser and OGE.
| Normally not permitted. |
| Drop | *Log into SIS to drop a course or section | No signatures are required. - Athletes and International students must get approval from Athletic department and ISSS respectively if undergraduates drop below 12 credits.
- Failure to drop a course and failure to attend will result in an AF (Administrative F) grade.
| Students may drop courses, but a W (Withdrawal) grade will be assigned. Dropping a course after week 10 will not be permitted. |
| Add or Remove, Pass/No Credit | Request Form
Remove
Designation Form | - Undergraduates are allowed a maximum of 4 courses (or 16 credits) of Pass/No Credit courses. Certain limitations apply. Pass/No Credit designations may be added or removed through the deadline published on the Academic Calendar. This requires your program adviser’s signature.
- Pass/No Credit is not allowed for students at the graduate level or taking graduate level courses.
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