Add or Drop a Class. Different regulations will apply, depending on when add/drop occurs. Select one of the following to view specific information on add/drop policies based on Student group. Students enrolled in an Undergraduate program. Students enrolled in a Graduate Program. Students enrolled in OU Online Programs only.
Sep 10, 2020 · To drop a class through one.ou.edu, please do the following: First log in to the one.ou.edu system. Next click on the Academics tab. Now click on the Courses tab. Next click on the academic term you wish to manage by clicking the “Manage Enrollment” button. Under the Registration area, click ...
During the first three weeks of classes, undergraduate students requesting a Complete Withdrawal from the University must complete an online petition at l ink.ou.edu/withdraw to be processed through Graduation and Persistence Support (GPS). The student will be contacted directly to discuss the situation or gather additional information.
you may repeat a course to improve the grade you earned in a prior enrollment, but you must do so at OU; you can only receive credit for a course once; the repeat course must be taken on the same grading basis (numeric or pass/fail) as the first attempt; you can't repeat a course at another school and transfer it back if you earned credit for it at OU; you can’t drop a course …
Students may add during the first week of classes for Fall or Spring without approval of instructor. Students may add during the second week of classes for the Fall or Spring semester with approval of instructors.
Undergraduate students: Third through twelfth week of Fall and Spring. Students may add classes only by permission of the instructor of the course and the Dean of the student’s College. Courses dropped during this time will be recorded with a grade of W.
Graduate students: Seventh through tenth week of Fall and Spring. The same restrictions on added courses apply as for Period II, above. For dropped courses, instructors may assign a grade of “W” or “F.”
Undergraduate students: Thirteenth week through end of classes in Fall and Spring. Permission of instructor and Dean is required for added classes. Students who wish to drop a course during this period must petition the Dean of the student’s College. (Instructor’s Signature and Grade of W or F is required.)
A student is allowed only five grades of W throughout the course of their undergraduate career at The University of Oklahoma. Once a student reaches this maximum number of W grades, they will not be allowed to drop any courses after the free add and drop period.
Current undergraduate students may cancel enrollment by completing an online petition at link.ou.edu/withdraw which will be sent to Graduation and Persistence Support (GPS). The student will be contacted directly to discuss the situation or gather additional information.
A student who experiences an interruption due to unforeseen or extenuating circumstances and chooses to leave the institution, must officially withdraw from the University of Oklahoma through the Complete Withdrawal Process.
A student is allowed only five grades of W throughout the course of their undergraduate career at The University of Oklahoma. Fall 2020 ONLY: any W earned during the Fall 2020 semester will NOT count toward the student's total limit of 5.
you can’t drop a course online if you have a hold; you need to do so in person at the Registrar’s Office. you can’t drop a course that has a co-requisite; discuss your options with your academic adviser. The Experts.
if you drop a course that is a pre-requisite to a course you are registered for the next semester, you will be dropped from the next semester course. you may repeat a course once (sometimes twice) after your first attempt; ask your adviser before trying to repeat.
Financial Implications. if you fall below full-time (12 credits), it could affect your financial aid, scholarships, grants or loans. if you drop a course before the 100% drop deadline and you have received a financial aid refund, you may need to return a portion of your refund. after the 100% drop deadline, you will not receive a refund for ...
Progress to Degree. dropping a class could affect your time to degree, and ultimately, the cost of your degree. if you drop a course that is a pre-requisite to a course you are registered for the next semester, you will be dropped from the next semester course. you may repeat a course once (sometimes twice) after your first attempt;
one.ou.edu allows students to browse the class schedules and enroll in courses over the web. Using your OUNet ID and your password, you can look at the class schedule information and enroll. See the New Sooner Orientation video for enrollment instructions.
Students who are currently enrolled, transfer students, stop-outs, and readmitted students report to college offices for instructions on advisement. Students may enroll online at one.ou.edu or in Enrollment Services between the hours of 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Once a term has started, students who have not yet registered should report to their college office for advisement. Students may complete late registration online or in Enrollment Services. There is a $20 fee for late registration beginning the first day of the term.
Enrollment procedures have been established by each college. If you are unsure which college you're in, please contact the Office of Admissions & Recruitment at (405) 325-2151 or the Office of the Registrar at (405) 325-4147.