Overview.
At EVC our goal is make it effortless as possible for you to make modifications your schedule. Do you need to add or drop a class? Do you need to completely withdraw? Read below for the steps/process for adding a class, dropping a class or withdrawing from EVC.
Adding Classes
You may add both regular and late start classes using Self Service up to the first day of classes as long as space in the class is available. After the first day of class, you must receive permission from the instructor to add. You will need an “Add Authorization” from your instructor. You will need to give your Student ID number to your instructor. You must have a current application on file prior to adding a class. You can only receive an Add Authorization from your instructor after space is determined. You may only add classes during the official add period (see Schedule of Classes for specific dates), which is roughly two weeks after the start of the semester.
Dropping Classes
You may drop a class by using Self Service or in person in the Admissions Office. You are responsible for dropping courses by published deadlines. Failure to do so may result in non-passing grades or outstanding fees, which we do not want to happen. The following rules apply to dropping a class:
No "W" notation -- Withdrawal -- or record of the course will reflect on your permanent record if you drop the course from the college by the published deadlines in the Schedule of Classes.
A "W" notation -- Withdrawal -- will be assigned if you drop the course between the 5th and 15th week of the regular semester (or 75% of the term, whichever is less). Please refer to the Schedule of Classes for specific dates.
Total Withdrawal From College
If you wish to withdraw from all classes during the semester, you may use Self Service to drop all classes. Failure to withdraw properly may result in the assignment of unsatisfactory grades in those courses. (See above for drop instructions). If you need to drop all courses for personal or medical reasons, you may file a “Leave of Absence Petition” for that semester, which will allow you to enroll the next semester without have to reapply to the college.