Course Drop & Withdrawal
The Drop and Withdrawal deadlines are established by the Dual Enrollment Office when scheduling each Academic Year Calendar. All requests to Drop or Withdraw from a course must be handled through both the high school guidance counselor/home school administrator and the ERAU Dual Enrollment Office.
Course Drop
The Drop Period for Dual Enrollment is established by the Dual Enrollment Office when scheduling each Academic Year Calendar.
- A dual enrollment student may drop a course without penalty and with full refund during the drop period.
- A dual enrollment student may not drop a course after the drop period. See Course Withdrawal for requests past the Drop deadline.
- In the case of special circumstances outside the student’s control, that student may be considered for an exception at the discretion of the Dual Enrollment Office.
- To request a drop, the Student or High School Counselor/Homestudy Administrator must complete the Dual Enrollment Drop Form or submit the request via email at dualenrollment@erau.edu.
Course Withdrawal
A Dual Enrollment Student may request to be withdrawn from their current course within the designated withdrawal period. A Dual Enrollment Student may not withdraw from a course after the withdrawal period has passed. Withdrawal requests may be submitted in writing via email to the Dual Enrollment Office, or by using the Dual Enrollment Course Withdrawal Form.
- A withdrawal from a course will result in a grade of “W” on the Student’s Official ERAU Transcript.
- Refunds will not be issued for course withdrawals.
- A student that discontinues class activity but fails to follow the administrative withdrawal policy will receive a failing grade “F” for the course.
- A Dual Enrollment student may not withdraw from a course while a charge of academic integrity violation is pending.
Designated School District Admin, High School Counselor, Homeschool Admin, or Parent/Guardian may request a withdrawal on behalf of the student.
Please Note: Students may not retake courses while participating in the Dual Enrollment program unless they are given an exception by the Dual Enrollment Office.