Immediately following the online registration period and through the end of the second week of the fall and spring semesters, course additions may be made if students have the consent of their advisor and the instructor of the course into which the student wishes to enroll. Students must turn in their add cards by the end of the second week of classes. Students may not add a course after the deadline. Petitions for exceptions to this rule will be considered by the Office of the Registrar, and, if approved, a charge of $50 per add will be assessed. The Office of the Registrar may forward to the Administration Committee any petitions for which the registrar requests faculty review and a committee decision. A student may withdraw from a course without receiving a failing grade up to the end of the fifth week of the semester. After the fifth week of classes, a student may petition the Administration Committee in writing to withdraw from a course for exceptional personal reasons, which may include but are not limited to significant injuries and non-chronic illnesses. The petition should be endorsed by the student's Commons dean. Students may petition the Student Accessibility Services staff to withdraw from a course for reasons based on a documented disability. If permission is granted, the course will be removed from the student's transcript; if it is denied, the student will remain on the roster for that course. Withdrawals for other reasons are not permitted after the end of the fifth week. A student may also petition the Administration Committee to correct the student's enrollment if the student provides written confirmation from the instructor that the student did not attend the class. If permission is granted, a charge of $50 per dropped course will be assessed. A student who fails to complete the work of a course will receive a failing grade in that course. The word ‘withdraw’ in paragraph 2 means….

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Immediately following the online registration period and through the end of the second week of the fall and spring semesters, course additions may be made if students have the consent of their advisor and the instructor of the course into which the student wishes to enroll. Students must turn in their add cards by the end of the second week of classes.

Students may not add a course after the deadline. Petitions for exceptions to this rule will be considered by the Office of the Registrar, and, if approved, a charge of $50 per add will be assessed. The Office of the Registrar may forward to the Administration Committee any petitions for which the registrar requests faculty review and a committee decision. A student may withdraw from a course without receiving a failing grade up to the end of the fifth week of the semester.

After the fifth week of classes, a student may petition the Administration Committee in writing to withdraw from a course for exceptional personal reasons, which may include but are not limited to significant injuries and non-chronic illnesses. The petition should be endorsed by the student's Commons dean. Students may petition the Student Accessibility Services staff to withdraw from a course for reasons based on a documented disability. If permission is granted, the course will be removed from the student's transcript; if it is denied, the student will remain on the roster for that course. Withdrawals for other reasons are not permitted after the end of the fifth week. A student may also petition the Administration Committee to correct the student's enrollment if the student provides written confirmation from the instructor that the student did not attend the class. If permission is granted, a charge of $50 per dropped course will be assessed. A student who fails to complete the work of a course will receive a failing grade in that course.

The word ‘withdraw’ in paragraph 2 means….

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