Students may not withdraw from the University on
the WEB. Undergraduate students intending to
withdraw from all of their classes during a term
must go to the Records Office to complete a
withdrawal form. Withdrawing students are
required to bring a photo ID (i.e. driver’s
license or student ID) with them to the Records
Office at the time of withdrawal.
Students receiving financial aid should consult
the Office of Financial Services to determine
the effect the withdrawal may have on their aid.
Resident students should notify the Office of
Housing and Residence Life of their intent to
withdraw. Residents who withdraw from the
University must check out of their room within
24 hours of withdrawal. Completing these
procedures results in official withdrawal from
the University, and a grade of “W” is recorded
for each course. Students may not withdraw from
the University after the final withdrawal date,
which is published in the
academic
calendar. Those who do not adhere to the
withdrawal procedure receive those grades as
posted to the academic record at the conclusion
of that semester or term.
A student on probation or suspension, who has
withdrawn on more than one occasion from the
University, is not eligible for subsequent
withdrawal without special permission from the
dean of the college and the concurrence of the
provost.
Graduate students wishing to withdraw need to
contact the Graduate Office.