STUDENT SERVICES

Adding or Dropping Classes

Once a student has registered for courses, he or she may make changes to the schedule through late registration during Fall, Winter, and Spring quarters and through the first day of the Summer quarter terms (the end of the Late Registration period). The student may:
 

  • use Web Advisor (On-Line) System   to add or to drop classes. Courses may be added using Web Advisor only through the Late Registration period.   Courses may be dropped on Web Advisor until the close of the business day as noted on the calendar in the quarterly class calendar.
  • use the TReg Telephone Registration System to add or to drop classes.  Courses may be added using TReg only through the Late Registration period.   Courses may be dropped on TReg until the close of the business day as noted on the calendar in the quarterly class calendar. Students are encouraged to follow the TReg directions carefully. Call back and choose option 3, review schedule, if you are uncertain whether your drop request was processed.
     
  • may present a completed Add/Drop Form in person at the Office of Registration & Student Records during normal business hours.

At the end of the Late Registration period, the student will need written authorization from the appropriate academic division to add any additional classes or to change sections of a class. The exception is that students may continue to add courses that have not yet met. For permission to add a course that has met at least one time, the student must see the academic advisor in the division in which that course is located. Example: ENG 111 01, go to the Liberal Arts & Sciences Academic Advisors office.

Changing Sections of a Course

Students may change into any open section of the same course after Late Registration period upon presentation of a letter from his or her employer verifying a work schedule change. The above procedure is applicable through the last day for withdrawal with a "W" grade. Take the letter from the employer to the academic advisors office in the appropriate division.




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