Administrative Drop or Withdrawal Policy

Normally, students are expected to take responsibility for dropping a class or withdrawing from the university as noted in the Voluntary Drop or Withdrawal Policy. However, when students are not meeting attendance or participation requirements for an academic term, the Provost/Vice President for Academic Affairs reserves the right to administratively drop a student from a course or to administratively withdraw a student from the university. Faculty should report to the Director of Student Success student absences in excess of one week or equivalent, unless the student has made arrangements with the instructor to complete all work missed. The Director of Student Success reports student absences to the Provost.

Students that have not paid tuition in full or enrolled into a payment plan during the first six days of an 8-week term or during the first 10 days of a 16-week semester may be administratively withdrawn from the term or semester.