How do I drop or withdraw from a course?
Before dropping or withdrawing from a course, talk with both your ÂÜÀòÉç advisor and school counselor.
Changing your schedule can affect your high school graduation requirements, college academic record and possible financial responsibility. Make sure you understand the implications and applicable deadlines before making a change.
What if I missed the drop or withdrawal deadline?
If a student misses the official drop or withdrawal deadline, the course must remain on their schedule for the rest of the term. Students must continue to attend class and complete assignments to avoid failing the course, which can affect CCP eligibility and may require repayment.
Students may have to repay the cost of a course if they do not earn a passing grade or if they withdraw after the no-fault withdrawal deadline. At ÂÜÀòÉç, this includes grades of F and W. Repayment is owed to the student’s local school district, since the course has already been paid for. The amount can vary depending on the course format. Students who are considered economically disadvantaged may not be asked to repay.
Students may also be required to pay for a course if they:
- Exceed the 30 credit hour annual limit
- Take courses not approved by the local school district
- Repeat a CCP course
- Fail or withdraw late from a course
Even if the drop or withdrawal deadline has passed, students should reach out to their academic advisor and high school counselor. Advisors and counselors can help students understand how the situation might affect their graduation progress, CCP funding and use student resources to try to find the best path to success.
Students seeking academic help should reach out to their instructor to see if there are tutoring services available.
