Drop/Withdrawal
Policy for Dropping
a Course or Withdrawing from the University.
Dropping
a course (not withdrawing) may be completed
through one of the following methods and must be completed by
applicable deadline:
- Buff Advisor.
- In person at the Registrar's Office.
- By fax or letter. Must have signature, student ID, course
& section, term.
Withdrawing
is defined as the
dropping
of all classes in a semester and may be completed through one of
the following methods and must be completed by applicable
deadline:
- Completing the Withdrawal Form, including signature, and
returning it to the
Registrar's
Office via mail or fax. Withdrawing or dropping your last
class cannot be accomplished through Buff Advisor.
- In person at the Registrar's Office.
Deadline(s) for withdrawing or dropping a course:
- Check University Calendar,
the calendar in the current printed West Texas A&M University
Schedule of Classes or the calendar
for a specific term on the Registrar's Web site.
- For refunds of tuition and fees, please contact the Business
Office or refer to the current printed Schedule of Classes.
- If a student drops a course or withdrawal prior to the
semester beginning there will be no record of this on
the transcript.
- 12th/4th Class Day - Students who withdraw before
the 12th class day (fourth class day for summer sessions) will
have no record of the semester except a notation "Student
withdrew without earning credit (date)."
- Courses dropped before
the 12th/4th class day will have no record of the course on
their transcript.
- Courses dropped after
the 12th/4th class day will appear on their transcript with
the appropriate drop grade (X/XF).
- No enrollment, adds, or payments
will be processed after the 12th class day (fourth class day
for summer sessions).
- Midterm - If a student withdraws or drops
before the end of the eighth week of a semester, the third week
of a summer session or the mid-point of a specially scheduled
course, the grade "X" (drop/withdraw) will be recorded
on the transcript.
- "Last day to drop or withdraw" - If a student withdraws or drops after midterm and by the last day
to drop or withdraw, a grade of pass ("X") or fail ("XF")
is assigned by the instructor(s) for all courses that semester."
A student who
leaves the University without making arrangements to withdraw officially
through the Office of the Registrar, in person or by mail, will
automatically receive a grade of "F" in all classes in
which the student is enrolled. Faculty members are not
allowed to withdraw a student from the university or drop a student
from a course.
- The Registrar
may cancel enrollment of a student for reasons including, but
not limited to, the following:
- Failure
to comply with TSI and/or the Developemental Education Policy
- Disciplinary
reasons.
- Failure
to make timely payment of tuition and fees.
- Failure
to remove administrative restrictions from student records (prior
to the first class day of the semester).
- Other
reasons as deemed appropriate by the University.
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