91社区福利

Office of the Registrar

Adding and Dropping Courses

You can make changes to your course schedule for any term until that term starts, and with certain limitations after it begins. The following information details 91社区福利’s course add and course drop procedures and guidelines. Please note that these procedures do not guarantee you admission into any course. We strongly suggest you meet regularly with your to plan your successful course progression through your whole program.

Course Additions

You may add classes to your schedule before the beginning of each term and through the first week of class. Without permission from the instructor, you cannot add a full-semester class after the first week of the semester, nor can you add quad classes after the first week of the class. A late registration and/or a change in registration fee may be assessed.

Attendance in class without registering for the course will not be permitted. No credit will be granted if you have not registered for the class at the appropriate time.

Course Drops

You may drop a course through Friday of the first week of class without financial or academic penalty. After the first week, dropping a course may result in financial and/or academic penalties.

If you stop attending a class, you must formally withdraw by submitting an Add/Drop Form. Simply being absent from class or notifying the instructor without completing the form does not constitute an official drop. Unauthorized drops will receive a grade of 鈥淒W鈥 (Dropped without Permission) and a grade point of zero will be applied.

Your official drop date is determined by the date the Office of the Registrar receives your formal written notice. The final date to drop a course with a grade of 鈥淲鈥 varies by term length. See the table below for details on how your grade report may be affected based on the course length and the date you withdraw.

Course Length Drop without an Assigned Grade Drop with an Assigned Grade of “W”
16 weeks End of 4th Week 5th鈥12th Week
7.5 weeks End of 4th Week 5th鈥6th Week
9 weeks (summer term) End of 4th Week 5th鈥7th Week
4.5 weeks (summer term) End of 2nd Week End of 3rd Week
3 weeks (May mini-term) End of 1st Week End of 2nd Week

After these dates, you will be assigned grades that are used in the calculation of your GPA.

Additional Add/Drop Information

  • If a course is marked as closed in Student Planning, The Office of the Registrar will refer your Add/Drop Form request to the course instructor for approval.
  • If you have not met a prerequisite for a class, The Office of the Registrar will refer your Add/Drop Form request to the dean/department chair of that program for approval.
  • If you are a traditional undergraduate student and plan to take over 20 semester hours during a term, you must also complete an .
  • You may not add a course after the first week of the class without permission from the instructor.
  • You may drop a class without academic penalty through the fourth week of class for most course terms (see table above). Classes dropped during this time will not appear on your transcript.
  • Beginning the fifth week of classes, you will be assigned a grade of “W” (withdrawn) for classes that you drop, and the class will be listed on your transcript. A “W” is not calculated into your grade point average (GPA).
  • When considering dropping classes, keep in mind that most student loan agencies and scholarships require you to be a full-time student. with questions regarding your financial aid status and how it may be affected if you drop below full-time status.
  • Be advised that you cannot drop your last class (fully drop your entire schedule for the semester) online. You will need to contact the Office of the Registrar, registrar@northpark.edu, to drop your final course.