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Adding, Dropping, or Withdrawing from Courses/Separating from the University

Students can add or drop full semester courses and official mini-mester courses online or in person up to the date specified in the Academic Calendar. Students may enroll in weekend or concentrated courses until the start of the first class meeting. Students wishing to drop a weekend or concentrated course have until the start of the first class meeting to drop without academic record and until the start of the third class meeting to withdraw with a grade of W.

Course Type 
Deadline to Add
Deadline to Drop without Academic Record
Deadline to Withdraw with a Grade of W
Full Semester (fall or spring)
Eighth day of the semester
Eighth day of the semester Friday of the tenth week of classes
Full Semester (summer) SSI: Third day of SSI
SSI: Fifth day of SSI
SSI: Twelfth day of SSI
SSII: Third day of SSII SSII: Fifth day of SSII SSII: Twelfth day of SSII
SSIII: Fifth day of SSIII SSIII: Fifth day of SSIII SSIII: Friday of the fifth week of SSIII
Mini-Mester Third day of the start of the mini-mester session 
Fifth day of the mini-mester session Twelfth day of the mini-mester session
Weekend or Concentrated Start of the first class meeting Start of the first class meeting Start of the third class meeting
 
To drop a class or classes, students should complete an Add/Drop form at the Office of the Registrar or access their class schedule via My MU Plan.

To drop or withdraw from all classes in a semester and maintain matriculation for the next semester, students must request and obtain email approval for Continuous Registration from their associate dean (see Continuous Registration section of this catalog).

Before the last day to add classes, any newly admitted student who wishes to separate from the university or defer admission should notify via email the Office of Admissions (admissions@marymount.edu) and the Office of the Registrar (registrar@marymount.edu). Any returning students, or newly admitted students after the last day to add classes, who wish to separate from the university should notify the Office of the Registrar electronically or in writing by submitting a Separation form approved by their associate dean. The date students notify the Office of the Registrar of their intent to separate is the official date that determines the student’s financial responsibility to the university. Any tuition refund or credit will be calculated based on the withdrawal/separation date recorded by the Office of the Registrar. The last date to file a request for separation for enrolled students is the last day to withdraw from classes as specified in the Academic Calendar.

Students who stop attending courses without officially withdrawing from the course or separating from the university will receive an FA.