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Withdrawal Information

General Withdrawal Information

• Up until the last day of the first week of classes, students can drop a class. After that first week, students can no longer drop or add, but they can withdraw from a class (before the withdrawal deadline).
• Withdrawing from a class results in earning a 'W' on the transcript, but there is no impact on the grade point average.
• Withdrawing from a class can impact your progress within the major, and it can result in the loss of some Financial Aid benefits. Therefore, students should seek advisement before they approach the Registrar to receive the Withdrawal form that must be signed by the instructor of that particular class before being returned to the Registrar before the Withdrawal deadline date.

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Withdrawal for Students in majors advised by the AAIC

If you are in one of the majors advised by the AAIC, click on the Advisement Tool button below and sign up for a regular advisement appointment as a continuing student in your major. Within the Booking system, you will be able to select that you are seeking advisement about how, and whether, to withdraw from a course.

If you are unsure whether you are advised by the AAIC based on your major and number of credits, click below.

Advisement Tool

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Withdrawal for Students in majors NOT advised by the AAIC

If you are in a major not advised by the AAIC, you should speak with your advising department before approaching the Registrar Office. If you are unsure how to contact your major department for advisement, search for your major in the Advisement Tool. Click on the button below.

Advisement Tool - Find your Advising Dept.