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The deadline for students to withdraw from one or more full term or Express II courses has been be extended. Students may withdraw between 8:00 am (EST) November 20, 2020 and 11:59 pm (EST) December 7, 2020. The course withdrawal extension applies only to students enrolled in College of Charleston courses and does not apply to Charleston Bridge students.
In making the decision to withdraw from a course, it is important for students to consult with their instructor and/or advisor and to consider possible financial aid implications. All decisions are final.
Express II and Full-Term Courses
Students who wish to withdraw from an Express II or full-term course should use Banner Self Service.
- Login to MyCharleston and go to the Academic Services tab.
- Look for the Banner Self-Service channel and click on Banner Self-Service/Student/Registration/Add or Drop Classes
- Select Fall 2020 as the term and click Submit
- Locate the course for which you wish to withdraw
- Under the Action column, click the drop-down menu and select Web Withdraw
- Click Submit Changes
- Once you submit a withdrawal request for a course, you will see “Web Withdrawal” next to the course on your course schedule. You will also receive an email confirmation to your college-issued email account from the email address coursenotifications@cofc.edu. Your instructor will also receive a copy.
Express I Courses
Students will not be able to use Banner Self Service to withdraw from Express I courses because they have already been graded. Students who wish to withdraw from an Express I course should email their withdrawal request to grades@cofc.edu prior to the deadline. The email must come from your college-issued email account and include:
- Name
- CWID
- Course Acronym and Number
- Name of Course
How Does a Course Withdrawal Appear on My Transcript?
When a student withdraws from a class, the “W” status indicator will appear on the transcript to indicate that a course was started but not completed. A “W” is not a grade and does not impact the grade point average (GPA).
Refunds
Withdrawing from a course, or even all courses, during this extended withdrawal period will not make students eligible for a tuition refund.
Just a quick reminder that the last day to withdraw “W” from full semester courses is Wednesday, October 28, 2020 at 11:59 pm (EST). Students may withdraw from a course in Banner Self Service in MyCharleston (which opens at 8:00 am (EST) each day). Instructions for withdrawing can be found on the Help and Training tab in MyCharleston on the Office of the Registrar Student Resources channel.
For all course withdrawals, you will receive an email confirmation to your college-issued email account from the email address coursenotifications@cofc.edu. Your instructor will also receive a copy.
A withdrawal “W” is not a grade. A “W” indicates that a course was started but not completed. If you are unsure about withdrawing from a course, please consult with your instructor and/or advisor.
Just a quick reminder that today is the last day to withdraw from a full-term or Express II course in Banner Self Service.
Instructions on Withdrawing from a Course in Banner Self-Service April 7-22, 2020
Note: Students with an active advising hold must have the hold expired to be able to withdraw from a course. Contact your advisor.
- Login to MyCharleston (my.cofc.edu)
- Click on the Academic Services tab.
- Look for the Registration Tools channel.
- Click on the Add or Drop Classes link
- Select 2020 Spring as the Registration Term and click submit
- Locate the course for which you would like to withdraw.
- Under the Action column, click the drop-down menu to select Web Withdrawal.
- Click Submit.
- Make sure you check your college-issued email account for a withdrawal receipt. The course should also appear on your schedule as “Web Withdrawal”.
As announced in earlier emails from President Hsu, the College of Charleston is offering an extended course withdrawal period. Students may withdraw from a full-term or Express II course in Banner Self Service from 12:01 am (EST) April 7, 2020 through 11:59 pm (EST) April 22, 2020. Instructions are included below.
Students who wish to initiate withdrawal from a course are expected to discuss the decision with their instructor and advisor. Students who withdraw from a course will receive a status indicator of a “W” for the course. A “W” is not a grade. It is a non-punitive status indicator which indicates the course was started but not completed. Withdrawing from a course, or even all courses, during this extended withdrawal period will not make you eligible for a tuition refund.
Instructions on Withdrawing from a Course in Banner Self-Service April 7-22, 2020
Note: Students with an active advising hold must have the hold expired to be able to withdraw from a course. Contact your advisor.
- Login to MyCharleston (my.cofc.edu)
- Click on the Academic Services tab.
- Look for the Registration Tools channel.
- Click on the Add or Drop Classes link
- Select 2020 Spring as the Registration Term and click submit
- Locate the course for which you would like to withdraw.
- Under the Action column, click the drop-down menu to select Web Withdrawal.
- Click Submit.
- Make sure you check your college-issued email account for a withdrawal receipt. The course should also appear on your schedule as “Web Withdrawal”.
The deadline for students to withdraw from one or more full term or Express II courses will be extended. Students may withdraw from April 7, 2020 through April 22, 2020 using Banner Self Service. Students are responsible for clearing all registration holds in order to withdraw from a course. Withdrawing from a course, or even all courses, during this extended withdrawal period will not make you eligible for a tuition refund.
Thursday, February 9, 2017 is the last day for students to withdraw “W” from Express I classes.
Thursday, March 23, 2017 is the last day for students to withdraw “W” from full semester courses.
Wednesday, April 12, 2017 is the last day for students to withdraw “W” from Express II classes.
Note: Holds placed by the Treasurer’s Office will prohibit students from being able to withdraw in Banner Self-Service. Students should settle the hold with the Treasurer to be able to withdraw online or contact the Office of the Registrar by the appropriate deadline to withdraw.