Get Boston University Add/drop Form 2020-2025

Undergraduate students wishing to withdraw or take a leave of absence must submit their requests in writing to the University Service Center, 881 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, MA 02215. Members of the University Service Center staff are available to meet with students to discuss the withdrawal and leave options.

Undergraduate students wishing to withdraw or take a leave of absence must submit their requests in writing to the University Service Center, 881 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, MA 02215. Members of the University Service Center staff are available to meet with students to discuss the withdrawal and leave options.

Students can drop and add classes in UR Student from when registration opens through the second week of the semester. Beginning with the third week of the semester through the end of the fourth week of the semester, an electronic drop/add form must be used to add a class.

If you wish to drop a course, you should do so on the MyBU Student Portal. If you wish to request more than one change to your schedule, please submit this form once for each course. To request a non-Questrom course, please complete the Add/Drop Form and submit it to registrar@bu.edu.

Students may add and drop classes via GothicNet, or in person by submitting an Add/Drop form to the Registrar's Office, Hepburn Hall 214. The Add/Drop form is available at the Registrar's Office, and at https://.njcu.edu/directories/offices-centers/registrar/forms.

To withdraw your application—or if you have questions about withdrawing your application—contact a BU Metropolitan College admissions officer at 617-353-6000 or met@bu.edu. Note that the deactivation process cannot be reversed. Once your application is deactivated, you can't use it to apply to other BU programs.

To add or drop a course, eligible students should use WebReg on the MyBU Student Portal or complete an Add/Drop Form, available from their department/division office, the Graduate Programs office, or at the University Registrar website. Students should consult with their advisors before adding or dropping a course.