Withdrawal from the College
Withdrawal Information
A matriculated student desiring to withdraw from the College must personally complete the withdrawal procedure, except in rare cases of personal illness, where it may be done by mail. The date on which final clearance has been completed will be considered the date of final attendance; refunds, if applicable, will be computed from this date. Prior to withdrawal, a student must satisfy all outstanding obligations to the college. The student must make arrangements to discuss the matter with the Vice President for Academic Affairs. The necessary forms will be provided at that time with instructions for procedures to follow.
Depending on the date of withdrawal, the student's record will be affected as follows:
• During Add/Drop: Student's record at North Country will not reflect enrollment in any courses. Student will have 25% liability for tuition and 100% liability for non-course related fees.
• 2nd Week of Classes: Student's record will reflect a "W" grade for all courses in which he/she is registered at the time of withdrawal. Student will have a 50% tuition liability and 100% liability for all fees.
• 3rd Week of Classes: Student's record will reflect a "W" grade for all courses in which he/she is registered at the time of withdrawal. Student will have a 75% tuition liability and a 100% liability for all fees.
• 4th-12th Week of Classes: Student's record will reflect a "W" grade for all courses in which he/she is registered at the time of withdrawal. Student will have a 100% tuition liability for fees.
• 12th Week of Classes at End of Semester: Student's record will reflect the grade issued by the instructor for all courses in which the student is registered at the time of withdrawal. Student will have 100% tuition liability and 100% liability for all fees.
Class Schedule Change Add/Drop/Withdrawal Procedures
Add/Drop is an opportunity for a student to make adjustments to the courses she/he is enrolled in prior to the registration becoming official. The Add/Drop period extends five class days into each semester. A student may adjust courses during this period without a permanent record notation "W" for courses dropped. Students enrolled in classes that meet less than the full-semester or Summer Offerings are subject to alternative Add/Drop Periods. Please see the current calendar or contact the Records Office.