Students finding it necessary to withdraw from the University after having selected
classes for a future term should log into PipelineMT and use RaiderNet to drop all
classes. Students may wish to consult with the University College Advising Center
to determine if withdrawing is in their best interest.
A student may also initiate the official withdrawal process at the University College
Advising Center located in the McFarland Bldg. Consult the Registration Guide for each term to determine whether the withdrawal should be accomplished by RaiderNet
or through the University College Advising Center.
Summer 2013
Students wishing to drop or withdraw prior to the semester beginning may log on to
RaiderNet and drop classes from the Add or Drop classes link.
Please review the summer withdraw calendar to understand each summer terms drop criteria.
A student may not officially withdraw from the University after a date in the semester or term which is one week or less prior to the beginning of final examinations, except for documented extenuating reasons as shall be determined by the University College Advising Center.
Other Withdrawal Tips...what else should I know?
If students have extenuating circumstances and need to withdraw after the Withdrawal date, i.e. medical, death in family, they should fax or bring the appropriate documentation to substantiate the extenuating circumstances to the University College Advising Center.
Students may contact each instructor, to let them know they are withdrawing from the current semester. If a student withdraws after the deadline, the date of the withdrawal will show in the "Status" section of the paper final grade roster (WD & Date) and that instructor will have the option of assigning a grade of "W" or "F" on that roll.
Any student who leaves the University without officially withdrawing will receive a grade of F for all work attempted.
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