UNIVERSITY RECORDS UPDATES

 

Dates for Spring 2010
  • January 6 & 7, 2010 - Registration

  • January 11, 2010 - Classes Begin

  • January 21, 2010 - Challenge examination grades are due

  • January 25, 2010 - Last day to add a class | Last day to change a section | Last day to drop a class with 90% refund

  • February 8, 2010 - Last day to drop a class with 60% refund | "W" grades begin

  • March 1, 2010 - "WP" & "WF" grades begin | Graduation applications for Bachelor’s candidates for August 2011 commencement are due

  • April 14, 2010 - Last day to drop a class

  • April 28 - May 7, 2010 - Final examinations for Spring 2010


Deadline for Graduation Application
Deadline for application for December conferral
  • All applicants - May of the conferral year

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GENERAL INFORMATION

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General Studies Programme (check with the College of Arts & General Studies)

 

Identification Cards

 

All students of the University are expected to display their I.D.s at all times.  A freshman/new student receives it on initial registration.  If it must be replaced, the current charge must be paid on the account.  For further information, please contact I.D. Services.

 

Non-Traditional Credit (see Challenge Examinations)

 

Petitions

 

Students who are desirous of making appeals with regards to substitute courses, campus change, credit load in the summer, probation concerns, etc may make their requests through petition.  Forms are available in the Office of Academic Administration.

 

Special Request Courses

 

The Special Request Course option should be considered only when there is clear evidence of institutional responsibility.  For example, cancellation of a scheduled course or where there is documentary evidence that a student has been misadvised.  No student may take more than one Special Request course during any semester or more than two in the duration of any programme.  An additional fee equivalent to the cost of one credit is charged for Special Request courses.

 

A student’s petition for a Special Request course must be directed to the Department Chair who will liaison with the instructor involved.  Requests approved by both the Department Chair and the instructor must be submitted to the Office of Academic Administration for final approval.  Arrangements for Special Request courses must be made during the pre-registration period.  A student on academic probation may not register for a Special Request course.

 

Special Request courses run concurrently with the normal semester schedule, and the normal registration deadlines should apply.  The credit hours for Special Request courses will be computed in the student’s academic load.  Final examinations must be administered at the same time and under the same condition as other examinations.

 

Student Records

 

Students records are retained for their entire tenure at this institution.  The certified documents submitted for application become the property of the university and are not released to the student at any time.  (See also Academic Records).

 

Transfer Credit Acceptance Policy

 

Transfer of credit for courses taken at another college or university prior to attendance at this University must have been from a recognized institution.  (For additional information, please contact Admissions & Enrollment Management).

 

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