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Registrar's Office

Student & Administrative Services Center, Rm. 1020 · (570) 327-4772 · (800) 367-9222 · Fax: 570.321.5536

Adding/Dropping Classes

Degree seeking students must be enrolled by the close of business on the first day of any academic semester. Non-degree students must be enrolled by the close of business on the last day of the first week of classes for any given semester.

Weeks listed below pertain to 16-week classes only. Actual dates for the current semester can be found on the Registrar's home page. Short-term classes will have prorated dates. Contact the Registrar's Office for prorated dates.

Adding a Class

1st week of classes — You may add a class with your signature and your adviser's signature. If you are changing only a section number, only your signature is required.

2nd & 3rd weeks of classes — You may add a class with your signature and the signatures of your adviser and the class instructor.

After the 3rd week of classes — You may add a class with your signature and the signatures of your adviser, the class instructor, and the Vice President for Academic Affairs/Provost.

Dean or assistant dean approval is also needed if you are overloading a class, a restriction is being lifted, or your schedule is overloaded.

Non-degree students will follow all the rules listed above with the exception of the adviser signature and the student overload. Prerequisites apply to non-degree students, as well as degree-seeking students.

Dropping a Class

Thru the 3rd week of classes — You may drop a class without a "W" grade or instructor signature. Adviser's approval is required. If dropping a class during the 2nd or 3rd week of classes, it is preferred that you visit the Registrar's Office to assure correct tuition reimbursement for the class(es) dropped.

4th - 13th week of classes — You may drop a class with a "W" grade. You will need the signatures of your adviser and class instructor.

After the 13th week of classes — Dropping a class is not an option without a written appeal from the class instructor to the Vice President of Academic Affairs/Provost.

"W" grades are not available in developmental courses.