Administrative Withdrawal Guidelines

If you stop attending or participating, your instructor may remove you from the course.

When Administrative Withdrawal Happens

• 14 days in a row: If you miss 14 consecutive calendar days in a seated course or if you fail to participate in an online course for 14 consecutive calendar days (including weekends, holidays, or breaks), your instructor will withdraw you.
• Never attended: If you don’t show up at all, your instructor will withdraw you by the roster verification deadline.

Can I get back in?

• Re-enrollment is only allowed at the instructor’s discretion, usually after making a plan to succeed.
• You may request re-enrollment from your instructor. If the instructor says yes, forward that email to [email protected].

Why it matters

An administrative withdrawal may:

• Reduce or cancel your financial aid
• Require you to pay back aid you already received
• Delay your graduation
• Still require you to pay tuition and fees

Questions?

Talk to your instructor if you are worried about withdrawal or want to request re-enrollment.