COURSE WITHDRAWAL, QUIT, AND INCOMPLETE
Mission
and Vision
Activities
Before actually withdrawing from a course, you
should discuss this option with your instructor(s). There may be other
options available.
To withdraw from any
or all classes for any cause during the semester, you must do the
following: (1) get a withdrawal or drop form from the Admissions and
Records Office; (2) obtain the proper signatures; and (3) return the
completed form to the Admissions and Records Office. Be sure to retain one
copy of the form until you have received your end-of-semester grade report.
The last day to withdraw from a full-semester class is shown in the Schedule
of Classes each semester and is normally at the end of the twelfth week of
the semester. If you are enrolled in a class that ends earlier than the
traditional length courses, you should ask the instructor for the withdrawal
deadline. You may not withdraw after a course has ended or after a Q(uit)
grade has been submitted by the instructor. The official withdrawal date is
the date the Admissions and Records Office receives the proper, signed
withdrawal form.
If you follow this withdrawal procedure, you will receive a grade of W.
Otherwise, a grade of F will be given. Failure to attend classes or
stopping attendance does not constitute an official drop.
Only when the following two criteria are fully met: an actual emergency situation arises and 70% of the course has been completed can you request an Incomplete from your instructor. It is at the option of the instructor who will, if granted, explain the procedure and the implications of this choice.