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Course Changes

Course Changes for Sessions 1 & 2 Once the Session Has Begun:

During the first week of classes (July 1-6, 2013 for Summer Session I or August 5-9, 2013 for Summer Session II):

You may drop one course and add one course at the same time without late fees. If the course being added has additional fees, such as a material fee or a higher course fee, the additional fees must be paid when adding the course.

After the first week of classes, if you drop one course and add another course, you will be responsible for the fees of both courses. You cannot apply a credit for the course you are dropping towards the newly added course or any future course. You must pay for both courses.

To add a class after Friday of the first week of classes:

  1. Requests to add classes after week 1 of the session are not guaranteed. Check with the academic department offering the course for specific guidelines.
  2. Submit add card, approved by both instructor and department offering the course, to the Office of the Registrar on or before the Friday of the 4th week of classes.
  3. Add cards are available at the department or Office of the Registrar.

Course Changes During Special Session:

Special Session courses have different deadlines per course. For exact dates, please see the Special Session Calendar.

Drop Only During the Session:

If you drop a course during the first week of a five-week session, a 100% refund of unit fees is posted to the course you drop. For non-five week courses, check the Special Session Calendar for dates.

Add Only During the Session:

If you add a course any time after the fee payment deadline your payment in full is due immediately and you may be assessed a late fee. WebReg is open and available for student enrollment through the first week of Session I and Session II. Students enrolling in Special Session classes will need to fill out an add card and take it to the Registrar's Office for processing. Add cards can be obtained at the Registrar's Office.

Students are encouraged to check their academic records to ensure accuracy.