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Letters of recommendation are requested through the online application. The potential recommenders will receive an email asking them to upload a letter to the USF application system. You may track who has completed your letter of recommendation by logging into the USF online application system.

Click on “My Documents.” Page 2 You will now see the “My Documents” page. Click on “Upload a Document.” You will be asked to select the type of document you will be uploading. Click on “International Applicants.” Then click on “Browse” to find the document on your computer that you would like to upload.

Late add a course. Late add is adding a course to a student's schedule after the drop/add deadline published in the Academic Calendar has passed. This is limited to the second week of class; petitions received after the second week of classes will not be processed. Academic Regulations Committee - Guide to the Petition ... University of South Florida https://.usf.edu › undergrad › academic-processes University of South Florida https://.usf.edu › undergrad › academic-processes

Students with 59 or fewer credit hours may withdrawal from 3 courses; and students with 60 or more credit ours are allotted two course withdrawals. Policies & FAQs | CSD | USF usf.edu https://.usf.edu › cbcs › csd › undergrad › policies-... usf.edu https://.usf.edu › cbcs › csd › undergrad › policies-...

Keep in mind that USF does not require letters of recommendations and will not review them during the application process.

The Academic Regulations Committee (ARC) petitions are now submitted in the student portal through Archivum. The ARC petition process occurs at the College level. It is the student's responsibility to obtain, complete and submit all documentation required by this process. Incomplete petitions will not be considered. Undergraduate Advising | USF Muma College of Business usf.edu https://.usf.edu › business › advising › arc-petition usf.edu https://.usf.edu › business › advising › arc-petition

USF's Grade Forgiveness policy permits Undergraduate and Non-Degree students only to repeat a course and have the repeated grade and hours earned computed in his/her GPA in place of the original grade and hours earned, providing the repeat grade is “D-” or higher (exception - see Honors at Graduation). Grade Forgiveness Request Form usf.edu https://.usf.edu › registrar › documents › forms_2019 usf.edu https://.usf.edu › registrar › documents › forms_2019

Students with 59 or fewer credit hours may withdrawal from 3 courses; and students with 60 or more credit ours are allotted two course withdrawals.