Forms
Change
of Registration/Leave of Absence (front) (PDF format)
Change
of Registration/Leave of Absence (back) (PDF format)
It is the student's
responsibility to initiate a change in registration through IQ.Web (returning* students prior to Friday
before the start of the semester) or in the Registrar's Office by completing
and submitting a Change of Registration Form (new students before and after the start of the semester and current students after the start of the
semester) to the Registrar's Office. Clarkson College will not be responsible
for completed forms, which are given to faculty or staff for submissions. ONLY Student Financial Services
may authorize reimbursement of fees or tuition. Deans, Directors, faculty or staff are not authorized to approve
reimbursement.
*Please Note: Returning students are students who are registering for the same
program they were enrolled in for the previous semester. If you have applied and have been accepted
into a new program, you are considered a new student.
Adding
Courses
Adding a course or transferring from one section of
a course to another may be completed through the first five days of instruction
in a semester. After the designated time, the approval of the instructor and
the advisor is required. Online courses need the approval of the
instructor and the advisor once the semester begins. Fees may apply, please refer to Tuition
and Fees.
Dropping Courses
A course may be dropped prior to the beginning of
the semester and a refund granted if it is accomplished according to the Tuition
Refund Schedule.
Withdrawing Courses
A course
may be withdrawn (after the start of the semester) and a refund granted if it
is accomplished according to the Tuition
Refund Schedule. It is the student's responsibility to initiate this change
in the Registrar's Office by completing a Change of Registration form and
submitting it to the Registrar's Office.
A grade
of "W" (Withdrawal) is recorded on the student's permanent record if a course is
withdrawn after the term begins, according to the length of the course below:
|
Length of Course
|
Drop Period
|
|
15-week
course
|
Before
the end of the 10th week
|
|
12-week
course
|
Before
the end of the 8th week
|
|
6-week
course
|
Before
the end of the 3rd week
|
A grade
of "WP" (Withdrawal Pass" of "WF" (Withdrawal Fail) is recorded on the
student's permanent record if a course is withdrawn after the term begins,
according to the length of the course below:
|
Length of Course
|
Drop Period
|
|
15-week
course
|
11th-14th
week
|
|
12-week
course
|
9th-11th
week
|
|
6-week
course
|
4th-5th
week
|
Students
who stop attending classes or tell the Instructor they are withdrawing from the
College without completing the required form will have failing (F) grades
posted on their academic records.
Please
Note: Courses may NOT be
withdrawn during final exam period.
Leave
of Absence (LOA) from College
A Leave of Absence is a "time
certain" withdrawal from Clarkson College.
Leaves are granted for a minimum of one semester and a maximum of three
consecutive semesters and are processed before the semester begins. Any student on a Leave of Absence (LOA) who
does not register in any classes after three consecutive semesters will be
automatically withdrawn from the College.
For further information refer to the Clarkson College
Catalog, contact your
advisor or the Registrar's Office.
Official Withdrawal from College
Students in good standing who wish to discontinue
enrollment at Clarkson College may do so by withdrawal. The Student must see
their advisor to initiate the process.
Students, who withdraw from the College must reapply for admission. They
will be subject to the provisions of the Catalog at the time of readmission. If
the student is unable to complete the degree because of changes in the Catalog,
the program Dean/Director, upon approval of the Vice President of Academic
Affairs, may determine substitutions.
Please
Note: Clarkson College is not
responsible for completed forms given to faculty or staff for submission. ONLY
Student Financial Services may authorize reimbursement of fees or tuition.