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Formularios Legales Withdrawal In Middlesex
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In the event a student wishes to withdraw from a course, that student should initiate the process by obtaining an add/drop form from the Student Hub and completing it. Students completely withdrawing from the College are required to see an academic advisor prior to the withdrawal.
The last date for complete withdrawal from the semester/term is the last regular class day. Complete withdrawal is defined as dropping all classes. To totally withdraw you must contact the Registrar's office or visit the registration windows prior to the last class day.
Official withdrawal must be made: By phone: 800 818 3434/ Enrollment. In person: forms can be found at the Student Information Center. By email: withdrawal@middlesex.
To drop or withdraw from a course or program, students must send a notification email to online@post. No other form of communication is acceptable for drops or withdrawals.
University Withdrawal If you wish to withdrawal from all of your classes at Concord University, please fill out our online withdrawal form, , or contact the CACD via phone (304-384-6074 weekdays 8AM-4PM) or email (cacd@concord).
If a student wishes to withdraw or take a leave of absence from a term, the student must contact the Office of Student Affairs to complete the appropriate forms. The date the student contacts Student Affairs is the official withdrawal date.