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2015-2016 Student Catalog | Academic Policies & Procedures

Dropping Classes

Class Withdrawal Policy

DESIRED OUTCOME

ACTION DEADLINE

To not have the course even appear on the transcript

File Change of Registration form before the class start date.

To receive a “W” on the transcript and therefore not have the grade calculated into the GPA

File Change of Registration form before the C-3 class session for a Core/full-semester course, or before the A/B/C-4 class session for a term/summer course

Failure to file a Change of Registration form altogether or filing after the above deadlines will result in the course and the earned grade—including an F if applicable—remaining on the transcript and being calculated into the GPA.

IMPORTANT: The Change of Registration form must be received by academic services prior to 4 p.m. to be considered filed on that date. Forms slipped under the door will be considered as filed the following day. The date the form is filed not only affects the transcript grade, but also determines the amount of tuition refund (if any), and the financial aid adjustment.

Students who must withdraw from NES altogether are responsible to file a withdrawal form promptly with the retention officer. Delay or failure in filing the withdrawal form causes the student to be liable for the full semester’s tuition, and can result in a grade of F permanently appearing on the student’s academic transcript. When considering withdrawal from a course or from seminary altogether, it is always advisable to speak with the professor(s) first to determine whether the course can be salvaged. This is the most cost-effective and time-effective approach, rather than dropping and repeating courses.

For additional information, see the section titled, “Failure to Meet Academic Requirements.”