Students must be admitted to University College-New Brunswick
before they may register for courses. Information about registration
is published in the Schedule of Classes. The university reserves the
right to restrict registration in all courses offered and, when
necessary, to cancel courses previously announced.
Withdrawal from Courses. Students
may withdraw from courses during the withdrawal period before the 8th
week of the term. In extraordinary circumstances, students can request
a late or retroactive withdrawal. Terminating class attendance does not
constitute withdrawal from a course. See the University Policies and
Procedures section for details of the drop/add policy.
Students wishing to withdraw from a course after the 8th week of the
term may request a late withdrawal. Students wishing to withdraw from a
course after the 12th week of the term (including after the final grade
has been submitted) may request a retroactive withdrawal. Students may
request a form for either late or retroactive withdrawal from the
Office of Advising and Counseling/EOF.
Withdrawal from University College. Students
may request withdrawal from University College at any time up to, but
not including, the last two weeks of instruction in the term.
Terminating class attendance does not constitute withdrawal from
University College. A student must inform the Office of Student
Services in writing of his or her intention to withdraw from the
college.
Students who wish to drop one or more courses but remain enrolled must do so by posted drop dates each term.
Registration in Institutions Other than Rutgers University. A
University College-New Brunswick student who wishes to enroll in
courses at another institution must obtain permission from the Office
of Student Services. Departmental approval also must be obtained if the
student intends to use the course to satisfy major or minor
requirements. Requests must be made in writing well in advance of the
deadline for registration at the other institution. No credit is
allowed for courses taken without prior permission. The total course
load consists of courses carried in University College and those taken
concurrently at another institution.
Students who have
completed 60 degree credits from any source may take a maximum of 6 of
their remaining credits at any accredited institution. However, the
total number of credits transferred from all two-year colleges may not
exceed 60 credits (64 credits if A.A./A.S. was earned at a New Jersey
community college).
Intercampus Registration. Registration
at the Camden or Newark campus of Rutgers is permitted in unusual cases
and ordinarily for one term only. Approval must be obtained from the
Office of Student Services.
