A student can drop a course online through Student Self-Service until the end of Late Registration for the term. Once Late Registration is over and before the term's census date, a student must either submit a signed Add/Drop Form to the Registrar's Office or submit a drop request online utilizing the Online Drop Request.
Review your online course syllabus and locate the requirement for dropping an online course. Depending on your college, the drop deadline may be before the second week of online classes begins. Review your calendar to see how long you have been in the class.
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Deadlines differ from campus to campus. Contact the host campus Registrar’s Office to verify the deadline for dropping a course. The dates that apply for adding/dropping a course are those of the campus where you are taking the online course.
If you choose to drop a course before the deadline, use your school email account and email UC Online Support with the following information:
Once classes begin, students may withdraw from a course but will be charged a prorated amount of tuition depending what percentage of the semester was completed before the Registrar’s Office received the Add/Drop Form.
Students may drop a course without financial penalty up to the first day of class using the SIS Self-Service website or by submitting the Add/Drop Form.
Note: The registration fee for a student who drops a course (before classes have begun) or withdraws from a course (after classes have begun) is nonrefundable.
Contact the college's cashier's office to see what fees are required or what refunds will be issued because of the dropped class.
Depending on your college, the drop deadline may be before the second week of online classes begins.
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Removing one or multiple courses from your schedule but remaining in at least one (1) course.
The full drop schedule is available in the Schedule of Classes and in the Dates to Observe.
If it is a required class, then if you drop it, you will have to take it again. If you meet the minimum number of classes to be considered full-time, then from that aspect you would not have any problem with it. If you get a C, would it be alright with the academic standing in your school?
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The only repercussion you need to worry about is how much dropping the class will affect your standing in your program. If your program/school/advisor are okay with you dropping the class I see no further harm that will come from it.
This being said, you will of course miss out on what is being taught in the class, which may indirectly affect your ability to get a job since you do not have some sort of required skill.
Note: Please confirm with your Advisor or The Academic & Career Planning Center before adding or dropping any course
An undergraduate student is considered withdrawing from the University of South Dakota if ALL courses (from any state of South Dakota University) that the student is enrolled in during the semester are terminated