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Log into  and go to the Student Dashboard. On the left side, click Class Information. Choose either Simple Class Search or Advanced Class Search to search for classes offered in a specific term.

Current and former students with active accounts may view an unofficial transcript through the Student Dashboard. If you do not have an active account, you cannot access the unofficial transcript and must order an official transcript through the .

Transcript Requests are not accepted via phone, mail, or email.

Find more information on transcripts, including cost, delivery and authorized recipients here.

To use the searchable online catalog, click . Find PDF versions of current and past catalogs here.

Once you’ve been admitted to the University, you will receive letters with your email address and ID, along with instructions for setting up a password. Click here for help activating your account or resetting your password.

Log in to and go to the Student Dashboard. On the left side, click My Profile, then Contact Info. You can update both address and phone numbers there.

⚠️ Before You Drop

Dropping a course can have academic and financial consequences. You will want to consult with your academic advisor before dropping a course.

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Log in to to add or drop courses. Refer to the Academic Calendar for the deadline to add/drop courses. If department approval is required, contact the designated department for permission. 

• Student Athletes must obtain a drop form from an athletic academic counselor. The Director of Admission and Eligibility for Athletics will process the drop after review.
• International Students must consult the International Center if dropping below 12 hours. The International Office must adjust your minimum hours to avoid deportation risks.
• Students on financial aid should consult a financial aid adviser if dropping below 12 hours to understand how it affects their aid before processing the drop through .

You can do so by contacting your academic dean.

You can view grades on , where instructors post them daily. They will appear the next day. Grade information is not given out over the phone, and official grade reports are not mailed to the student’s permanent address.

Find more information about grades here.

Grade changes are initiated by the course instructor and approved by the academic chair and dean. If a student requests a change, the instructor may ask for a written petition.

Grades can be changed for clearing an “I,” correcting an error or re-evaluating your original work. No changes are allowed based on additional work.

Changes of “I” must be processed within a year, and other grade changes must be complete by the end of the next regular term. No changes are allowed after 12 months or after graduation, unless successfully appealed within six months or in extenuating circumstances approved by the dean and registrar.

Undergraduate students may transfer up to 30 hours after matriculating at ����ר��.

To attend another college or university, students must get prior approval and have a petition signed in advance by the ����ר�� department chair, adviser, academic records office, and Assistant Provost for General Education. (Forms are available in the Registrar’s Office Forms Library.)

After completing the course, the student must send the official transcript to ����ר��'s Admission Office.

Graduate and professional students should contact their academic dean for specific transfer credit policies.

Students may choose one course per term to take on a pass/fail basis, with a maximum of 12 credit hours with a Pass grade counting toward their degree requirements. In addition, students may enroll in up to four extra Personal Responsibility and Wellness (PRWII) courses beyond their required degree courses. 

To take a course as pass/fail, students must declare their intent by the deadline in the academic calendar (coinciding with the term’s drop/withdrawal deadline) by submitting the . 

Students should consult their academic adviser before opting for pass/fail, as some courses may be ineligible for this grading option. ����ר�� Study Abroad students should check the specific deadlines for courses taken through ����ר�� Abroad Programs.

• Once a course is declared as pass/fail, this designation cannot be changed to a letter grade.• If a department mandates that a course is graded pass/fail for all students, no declaration is needed.
• Courses that are failed cannot be retaken as pass/fail, except when designated as pass/fail-only courses.
• Pass/fail policies for major and minor courses may vary by school, so students should review their specific school’s catalog section for guidance. 

Find more information about the pass/fail option here.

Under the pass/fail grading option, grades of A, B, and C (including C-) are considered Passing (P), while D+, D, D-, and F are Failing (F). A pass/fail student will not receive their regular letter grade, and the pass/fail grade cannot be reverted to a letter grade (or vice versa) after assignment.

While the Pass (P) grade does not impact the GPA, the Fail (F) grade does.

Find more information about the pass/fail option here.

Download , then get approval and signatures from the course instructor, Academic Dean or Records Office, Student Financial Services Office, and Registrar’s Office.

Submit the completed form to the Enrollment Services Mane Desk, located on the ground floor in the Laura Lee Blanton Building. You must pay the audit fee at the Student Financial Services Office before attending classes.

• The first digit represents the century.
• The second and third digits represent the calendar year.
• The fourth digit indicates the term:
  • 1 =January Term
  • 2 = Spring Term
  • 3 = May Term
  • 4 = Summer Term
  • 6 = August Term
  • 7 = Fall Term

Examples:

• 0994 = Summer term, 1999
• 1066 = August term, 2006
• 1107 = Fall term, 2010
• 1111 = January term, 2011
• 1142 = Spring term, 2014
• 1203 = May term, 2020

Submit an Application for Candidacy to Graduate (ACG) through my.����ר�� by the deadline listed on the Official University Calendar. If pursuing multiple degrees, file an ACG with each school.

Applications will not be accepted after the graduation date.

Find more information on the graduation process, diploma distribution and post-graduation services here.