Middlesex County College - Dropping a Course

Dropping a Course

WITHDRAWING FROM A COURSE-SPRING 2008
It is vitally important to remember that nonattendance does not mean that you have withdrawn from a class. In order to withdraw from a class, you must follow the procedure described here.

Procedure through April 10, 2008: (the grade will be "W" and does not affect your GPA).

Get a Drop-Add Form from either the Registrar's Office in Chambers Hall or the Academic Advising Center in Chambers Hall 109 or by clicking here.
Fill in the appropriate information and sign it.
International students who are on F-1 visa status must meet with an International Student Counselor before they can withdraw from a class or from the College.
For developmental course withdrawal a signature is required from either the curriculum chairperson, the Dean of the student's division, an academic advisor in the Advising Center or a faculty advisor.
Take the form to the Registrar's Office by April 10, 2008.
A grade of "W" will appear on your permanent academic record.

NOTE: If you need to withdraw from all of your courses, the same procedures are followed, but your paperwork must be completed in the Counseling and Career Services Department (Edison Hall 100).

NOTE:

You may enroll in a course only 3 times. A grade of "W", "N", "X", counts as an enrollment. A student who wishes to take a class for a fourth time or more must file an Appeal for Exception to College Policy with either the Director or the Assistant Director of the Academic Advising Center in Chambers Hall 109. This is a new policy effective February 25, 2008. Please do not visit your Dean for this appeal. "N" grades were discontinued beginning with the Fall 2007 semester.
If you drop below 12 credits/credit equivalents, you will have part-time student status and lose your athletic eligibility.
All EOF students must see Dr. Gordon before withdrawing from a course.

*Date valid for 14 week courses only.

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