2021-2022 Catalog

Schedule Changes to Registration

A student’s class schedule may be changed subject to the written approval of the advisor within the prescribed time designated in the published class schedule.

Courses may be added until the last day of late registration as designated in the published class schedule. Courses that are dropped through the 11th class day for fall and spring semesters (5th day for summer sessions) are not recorded on the student’s permanent transcript record. After the 11th day, students who drop from class will receive a grade of “W” (withdrawn). The specific date for each semester/term is published in the class schedule and the academic calendar.

Adding a Class. For a defined period of time following regular registration each semester, a student may add classes. A student who attends a class without officially registering or following prescribed procedures for adding a class will not receive credit for that class.

To add a class, the student must:

  1. Complete a Change in Class Schedule/Add form with his/her advisor.
  2. Obtain the signature of the Financial Aid Office. All students must obtain this signature.
  3. Take the completed Change in Class Schedule/Add form to the Business Office. Beginning the first day of class, a course change fee is assessed for each form. The class will not be added until the course change fee is paid. In addition, there may be an adjustment to tuition and fees. The transaction is not complete until proper receipt is made in the Business Office.

Note: The Registrar’s Office will process completed adds daily.

Dropping a Class. When a student is no longer in attendance in a given class, the student must officially drop the class within the prescribed time allowed for dropping as designated in the class schedule. Students who stop attending a class and fail to follow the procedures listed below will receive an “F” as his/her final grade in the course.

It is the student’s responsibility to drop; however, upon persistent non-attendance and no proper communication, the instructor may administratively drop the student from that class.

To drop a class the student must:

  1. Complete a Change in Class Schedule/Drop form with his/her advisor.
  2. Obtain the signature of the Financial Aid Office. All students must obtain this signature.
  3. Take the completed Change in Class Schedule/Drop form to the Business Office. Beginning the first day of class, a course change fee is assessed for each form. The class will not be dropped until the course change fee is paid. In addition, there may be an adjustment to tuition and fees. The transaction is not complete until proper receipt is made in the Business Office.

Note: The Registrar’s Office will process the completed drops daily.

Withdrawal from College. Students who wish to withdraw from a class or classes should first consult with an advisor. It may be possible to make alternate arrangements to avoid the loss of time or credit.

If a student determines that withdrawing is the appropriate course of action, the student must officially withdraw within the prescribed time allowed for withdrawal as designated in the class schedule. Students who stop attending classes and fail to follow the prescribed procedures for withdrawal will receive an “F” for each course. It is the student’s responsibility to withdraw.

To withdraw from SAU Tech, the student must:

  1. Complete a Change in Class Schedule/Withdrawal form with his/her advisor.
  2. Obtain the signature of the Financial Aid Office. All students must obtain this signature.
  3. Take the completed Change in Class Schedule/Withdrawal form to the Business Office. Beginning the first day of class, a course change fee is assessed for each form. The class will not be dropped until the course change fee is paid. In addition, there may be an adjustment to tuition and fees. The transaction is not complete until proper receipt is made in the Business Office.

The Registrar’s Office will process the completed withdrawals on a daily basis.

Note: Under special circumstances, a written letter requesting withdrawal from all classes, with an appropriate postmarked date, may be acceptable. Please contact the Registrar’s Office for further information. Withdrawal transactions may not be made by telephone.