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The late add period begins after the 4th day of class and before the 12th day of class in Fall and Spring semesters. During Summer terms, it begins after the 3rd and 4th class days.

Adding late is strongly discouraged due to missed assignments and information. Attendance also needs to be considered as some professors count from the 1st day even if you weren't in the course yet. Late adds are disrupting for the teacher as well as the student who have been attending from the beginning. Students who add late statistically do not do well for a variety of reasons. Therefore, late adds are never automatic, but require research and careful consideration.

If a class with an empty seat is found, a student must acquire that professor's permission in an email, and then forward it to the appropriate advisor. Include your R#, the course prefix, and the course registration number (CRN).

Dropping a class is not ideal, however, if you are struggling and believe you might fail, it is an option that is available to you. The best course of action is to first email or schedule an appointment with your advisor.

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Be aware of the academic and financial penalties of dropping courses after certain dates:

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Per the Office of the Provost, all classes taught online in the State Core must have at least one section reserved for true distance students. Any remaining seats in other online classes may be made available to Lubbock-based students at a later date, which is typically 30 days before the semester begins. In the meantime, registering for an in-person section of a class is the only alternative. We will not grant permits to enter a restricted online section of a class.

Per the Office of the Provost, all classes taught online in the State Core must have at least one section reserved for true distance students. Any remaining seats in other online classes may be made available to Lubbock-based students at a later date, which istypically 30 days before the semester begins. In the meantime, registering for an in-person section of a class is the only alternative. We will not grant permits to enter a restricted online section of a class.

Check here for answers concerning most common registration errors.

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