Credit limits: 16–25 credits for Freshman to Junior; 9–25 for Seniors. Students must get advisor and dean approval for credit overload or underload.

Graduate students must take at least one course per semester, including thesis research, to maintain enrollment status.

Some courses require prerequisites. Students must meet them or request approval using the Prerequisite Clearance Form.

Students may not repeat a course they've passed unless exceptions apply. Graduate students must submit a form with departmental approval before the add/drop deadline.

General education and language courses won't count for graduate credit or GPA. Other courses may count if approved by the student's department. Consult your advisor before enrolling.

Students must enter the 8-digit password issued by their advisor before the Add/Drop deadline to complete course selection.

Class time conflicts are not allowed; only "X-Class" courses are exempt.

Undergraduate courses with fewer than 5 students (or 10 if paid hourly) and graduate courses with fewer than 3 students will be canceled after add/drop. Students will be notified to adjust schedules if needed.

Dropping leaves no record and requires no approval; withdrawing shows a "W" on your transcript and needs instructor and advisor approval. Refund and timing rules differ.