How do I drop a course at IASU?
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When can I change my schedule at ISU?
Withdrawing and Dropping Classes. In situations where a student needs to withdraw from one or more classes, or withdraw entirely from Iowa State, federal regulations may require Iowa State to return a portion or all of the financial aid that has been disbursed to the student. The amount varies depending on the official date of withdrawal.
When do course drops count toward my ISU drop limit?
Drop. To drop a course: 100% Distance Students (if you are taking all online courses and/or are enrolled in an online degree program): AccessPlus — (limited access to schedule changes after the first day of class) Email Engineering-LAS Online Learning (ELO) at [email protected]. On-Campus Students (if you are taking any on-campus course along ...
Can I change my status if I drop a class?
Feb 02, 2021 · The spring semester at Iowa State is in full swing and many of the same COVID-19 protocols are still in place as last semester. The fall 2020 …
What happens if you drop a course?
Making any change to a schedule could impact your ability to graduate on time and may also have financial implications.
Can you drop classes in AccessPlus?
Adding and dropping classes can be done via AccessPlus with limited access after the first day of classes. If you would like to add or drop a course please first check AccessPlus.
Schedule Change Process- Instructions
- Prepare a digital Schedule Change form, found in AccessPlus, under the Student tab, within ‘Registrar Forms’ located on the left column.
- Enter the Full Iowa State email address of the instructor (or department contact) for the course.
- Enter the Full Iowa State email address of your assigned advisor (undergraduates), major pro…
- Prepare a digital Schedule Change form, found in AccessPlus, under the Student tab, within ‘Registrar Forms’ located on the left column.
- Enter the Full Iowa State email address of the instructor (or department contact) for the course.
- Enter the Full Iowa State email address of your assigned advisor (undergraduates), major professor or program staff person (Graduate students).
- Fill out the requested fields and submit the form, which will route to your instructor.
Schedule Change Period Definitions For Full-Term Courses
- Period 1/First Week
Ends on the fifth day of classes in the fall and spring semesters. Schedule changes during period 1 are free and do not require advisor signatures. Instructor or departmental approval may be required for adds or section changes for some courses during period 1. Course drops during thi… - Period 2
Sixth day through the Friday of week 10 in the fall and spring semesters. During this period, schedule changes require signatures of advisor and instructor and are processed on a Schedule Change form. Course drops after period 1 count toward a student's ISU drop limit and appear as …
Additional Schedule Change Information
- Administrative schedule changes
Drops and other schedule changes that are judged to be beyond the student's control may be processed as administrative actions if approved by the college dean. Administrative drops do not count toward a student's ISU drop limit and do not appear as an X on the permanent record. The … - Auditing Courses
To audit a course means to enroll in the course without receiving credit for the course. The instructor of the course must approve the audit request. Students must register for audits by the 10th day of the semester for full semester courses. Students are assessed tuition and fees as th…
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