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  School of Public Affairs and Administration 2009-2011 Academic Policies and Procedures Registration and Course Information Change of Registration and Withdrawals  

Change of Registration and Withdrawals


Registration and withdrawal deadlines are found on the registration website (http://registrar.rutgers.edu/NW). For course withdrawals, please contact the assistant dean for academic programs in the School of Public Affairs and Administration (973-353-1122).

Courses dropped during the first two weeks of class are deleted from the student's record; courses dropped from the third to the 11th week result in a W grade and a drop fee charge. A student who drops a course without notifying the registrar automatically receives a grade of incomplete (IN) in that course.

Students may withdraw from the School of Public Affairs and Administration through the 12th week of classes; the signature of the associate dean for academic and student affairs is required. A student who withdraws from the school without notifying the registrar automatically receives a grade of IN in all courses. No withdrawals of any sort are permitted during the last two weeks of classes; students who leave the university during this period are considered still officially enrolled and receive final grades for the semester.

 
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