Adding or Dropping Courses During the Summer Session
An Add/Drop is when you add and/or drop courses but still remain enrolled in the semester/term.
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NOTE: If you are dropping ALL classes for the summer session, you'll complete a Withdrawal. If you are enrolled in any special length courses that have already ended at the time you wish to withdraw, you must complete an Add/Drop.
If you have any questions about what process to follow, contact the聽Registrar's Office for assistance.
Add/Drop for a Summer Session
If you wish to alter your original schedule, whether by personal incentive or school directive, you must do so officially by the procedure outlined below. If you do not assume this responsibility, you may jeopardize your record with the possibility of incurring an "F" in a course not properly dropped. Merely not attending a course does not automatically remove the course from your record.
Students are responsible for their enrollment
Enrolled students must take action to drop/withdraw themselves from any classes. The University does not cancels students' classes for failure to settle their account.
Refunds
If you drop or withdraw from one or more standard-length course through the first two days of a summer session, you will receive a 100 percent credit; during the third or fourth day, a 75 percent credit. During the fifth or sixth day of a summer session, a 50 percent credit; and during the seventh or eighth day, a 25 percent credit.* No refund will be made thereafter. Refund checks, if applicable, will be issued by the Bursar鈥檚 Office subsequent to the refund period. Refer to the refund schedule for specific dates.
Procedure
After priority registration and through the first two days of a summer session*, students may add or drop classes online via using the Add or Drop Classes function (refer to the Schedule of Classes for Web registration details). Computer stations are also available in the聽Registrar's Office for students who need assistance with the add/drop process.
Beginning the third day of a summer session through 4:30 p.m. on the last day of class before the final exam*, students may add and/or drop classes at the Registrar's Office by submitting an Add/Drop form. NOTE: Only in exceptional circumstances will students be allowed to add a course after the first week of the semester.
Signatures
Beginning the third day of a summer session*, the student's signature is required for all Add/Drops. Additional required signatures are listed below. The student is responsible for obtaining all required signature(s) before submitting the Add/Drop form for processing. Until all steps in the procedure have been completed, the student will remain enrolled in their current schedule.
| Drop (part of schedule) |
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| New freshmen and degree-seeking undergraduates with fewer than 30 earned hours |
Instructor(s) and Advisor |
Instructor(s) and Advisor |
| Undergraduates with 30 or more earned hours, non-degree-seeking students, and graduate students |
Instructor(s) | Instructor(s) |
Online Learning students (those enrolled in a 91社区 course with a section number beginning with an 'N') who are unable to visit campus to obtain the required signature(s) in person may obtain approval via email. The instructor/advisor/dean must send the email from their 91社区 account and must include the student's full name, student ID#, and relevant course IDs and CRNs they are approving the student to add and/or drop. The approval email(s) should be submitted along with the Add/Drop form (or emailed to registrar@usi.edu). An Add/Drop form with the student's legal signature is still required.
Grading
Classes dropped prior to the end of the 100 percent refund period will not be retained on the student's academic transcript and no grade is recorded. Classes dropped via the Add/Drop procedure beginning the third day of a summer session through the third week of the summer session* will be dropped "without evaluation." The dropped course(s) will be retained on the student's academic transcript and the student will receive a grade of W for the dropped courses. Classes dropped via the Add/Drop procedure beginning the fourth week* through the last day of class before the final exam will be dropped "with evaluation." The dropped course(s) will be retained on the student's academic transcript and the student will receive a grade of W if passing at the time the course is dropped. However, if failing at the time the course is dropped, the student may receive a grade of F. *See note below regarding the drop/refund schedule for courses that meet other than the standard length.
Financial Aid
If a student receives financial aid but is unsure of the impact an Add/Drop will have on that financial aid, it is recommended that the student contact Student Financial Assistance prior to the Add/Drop.
* The typical summer course length is five weeks, although a variety of course lengths may be offered. Summer courses meeting other than the standard length, including cross-term courses, have different drop/refund/grading dates. Refer to the refund schedule or contact the聽Registrar's Office with questions; 812-464-1762 or 800-467-1965 (#3). Online add/drops or withdrawals for special length courses can only be processed through the course's 100 percent credit period (but no later than the first two days of the summer session, whichever comes first). Thereafter, students must submit the appropriate form to the聽Registrar's Office for processing.
Transactions must be completed by 4:30 p.m. (Central Time) on the final day of any registration, add/drop, withdrawal, or refund period.