Between the third and sixth week of instruction, students may drop courses with the approval of the dean from both the student’s major and the dean or equivalent of the school or unit offering the course. These changes are made via Enrollment Exceptions, which is available in Student Access. Changing Units: Changes to the unit value of variable unit courses may be made …
Withdrawals: If you wish to drop ALL your courses and withdraw from the term after paying tuition and fees:. You must submit a withdrawal form before 5 p.m. on the last day of instruction.; Do not drop any of your courses. Your classes will be dropped for you automatically during the withdrawal process. Do not stop payment on the check used to pay tuition and fees instead of …
Refunds are available upon approval during the first two weeks of the quarter. To be eligible for a refund, submit the online Concurrent Enrollment Course Drop/Grade Option Change Request form, before 4:00pm (PST) the Thursday of the second week of the quarter. Please refer to the Concurrent Enrollment Academic Calendar for Year/Term deadline dates.
level 1. · 1 yr. ago. I've tried to drop a class past deadline before, it was a summer class and it was a major requirement. All I did was tell my instructor I felt I had taken too large a course load that term and she approved the drop (but it took a while for her to reply to me.) I would go ahead and ask the professor and continue studying ...
Click on the Applications tab in StudentAccess and select Enrollment Exceptions. Choose the appropriate enrollment action in order to petition for an exception.
Additional information regarding your Enrollment Exception request may be required and you will need to provide this information in a timely manner. Failure to respond to requests for information will result in the Enrollment Exception request being denied by the reviewer or cancelled due to a lack of response by the student.
Requests are typically acted upon within 2-3 business days per reviewer. There is no guarantee that your Enrollment Exception request (s) will be approved. If approved, the effective date of your request is based on the date and time you submitted your Enrollment Exception request, not the date and time it was approved.
The UC Irvine add, drop, change policy is governed by Regulation 440 of the Irvine Division of the Academic Senate.
Updates to your transfer course record may take up to 24 hours to be reflected in DegreeWorks. If 24 hours have passed and your transfer courses are still not displayed on your degree audit, contact the academic advising office in the school of your major. Ask them to update your degree audit.
A restriction on a course indicates that there are requirements that a student must meet in order to enroll in the course. Course restrictions are determined and placed by the department offering the course. When and if a restriction is removed, is also determined by the department offering the course.
Degree certification is the process of determining a student's eligibility to receive his or her degree. Undergraduate degrees are certified by the dean of the student's major. Graduate degrees are certified by the Dean of Graduate Division.
Students with a double major within a single school with different degree types will be awarded two separate diplomas. An example of different degree types would be a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) and a Bachelor of Science (B.S.).
The major difference between paper official and unofficial transcripts is the paper they are printed on. Official transcripts are printed on official transcript paper that contains the University Seal, the Registrar's signature, and a variety of security features to prevent the use of duplicate or fraudulent copies.
Official transcripts are printed on official transcript paper that contains the University Seal, the Registrar's signature, and a variety of security features to prevent the use of duplicate or fraudulent copies.
A verification will show specific information you select ( e.g., enrollment status, good student discount status, loan deferment eligibility, degrees awarded). It is possible that a verification can provide your requestor all the necessary information without providing a complete record of your entire academic history.
Procedure for Implementing a Grade Change 1 You must contact your course instructor and explain the requested change. 2 If the instructor approves the request, the instructor will submit an online Academic Record Change Request to the Academic Advising Office of the school under which the course was offered. The status of the request can be monitored through the Academic Record Change application in StudentAccess. 3 Upon approval from the school, the Academic Record Change Request is forwarded to the Registrar's Office. (For summer courses, Summer Session must also approve the grade change.) 4 Once your request is received by the Registrar's Office, requests for grade changes that meet Academic Senate policy will then be processed within two business days. 5 After completed, the grade change will be viewable in StudentAccess.
A retroactive drop is a request to drop a course after the last day of instruction. Reasons when a retroactive drop may be necessary include: Student had a documented health emergency and could not complete the course. Student had a documented family emergency and could not complete the course.
Eligibility: This option can be used one time for one of the following reasons: Initial difficulties with the English language, Initial difficulties with Reading requirements, Unfamiliarity with American teaching methods, or Improper course level placement.
Eligibility: This option can be used one time if you need to go part-time to complete all degree requirements. You must complete all degree requirements by the end of the quarter which you requested part-time.
Eligibility: You can request filing fee status during your last quarter at UCI. You may only use filing fee if you have not previously participated in part-time status for having less than 12 units to complete your degree. By applying for filing fee, you are expected to complete your degree at the end of the quarter, on time.
You must contact your graduate department to initiate the Filing Fee process.
You may be considered for admission to a program for a second degree if your educational objective changed substantially after you received your bachelor’s degree. All second baccalaureate admissions are subject to the approval of the dean or director of the UCI school or program in which the second degree will be earned.
An applicant for readmission is a student who was formerly registered and enrolled at UCI and who has interrupted the completion of consecutive quarters of enrollment. Visit the Office of the Registrar for information on how to apply for readmission. For additional information about readmission, call 949-824-6124.
UCI will not consider SAT or ACT scores for admission or scholarship purposes. After enrollment, exams may be used for class placement or some graduation requirements.
Admissions decisions regarding first-year applications will be posted in the Applicant Portal by March 31. Decisions regarding transfer applications will be posted in the Applicant Portal by April 30. Admitted students also receive a formal letter of notification sent to their current mailing address.
If you have your Application ID number, you may have your UCI ID number emailed to the address on your application form. Visit your Applicant Portal and submit your request for your ID number.
You must make any corrections on your UC Application, which will update your information on our campus. Check your Applicant Portal one week after you make the changes to verify the correction.
The Office of Admissions is not able to change your major once you have applied. Once admitted, students can work directly with academic units to apply for a change of major.