Letter Of Instruction To Bank Withdrawal In Riverside
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If you are still not sure what category you belong to or have additional enrollment questions, contact the Summer Sessions office at summer@ucr or (951) 827-3044.
To cancel your enrollment, please complete the Enrollment Cancellation Form . Requests are generally processed in 10 business days or less and the date of your submission will be honored. Beginning the first day of instruction, if you no longer plan to attend UCR, you must formally withdraw.
They must obtain a Late Impacted Course Drop Petition or Retroactive Drop Petition from their respective counseling unit. To drop an impacted class, non-UCLA summer-only students must complete a Summer Sessions Student Update Form and submit the request to the Summer Sessions office, 1331 Murphy Hall.
If you want to drop a class through the add/drop period, you can select Drop in the “Registration” icon of R'Web. If you want to drop a class after the add/drop period, you actually need to "withdraw" from it. This is an enrollment adjustment.
If you enroll in a course and decide you no longer want it, you must go to R'Web and drop it by the published deadline as listed at Dates & Deadlines. It is your responsibility to monitor your enrollment closely, which includes dropping any unwanted classes/sections prior to the published drop deadlines.
How many classes can I take during the summer? Students may enroll in a maximum of 15 units.
Withdraw From a Class If you want to drop a class through the add/drop period, you can select Drop in the “Registration” icon of R'Web. If you want to drop a class after the add/drop period, you actually need to "withdraw" from it. This is an enrollment adjustment.
If you must withdraw, you should always withdraw officially by going to your advisor or dropping the class on your student account. You should not withdraw from a class by not going to the class anymore.
All courses shall be graded on the basis of A (distinction, indicating exceptional achievement), B (high pass, indicating more than minimal competence but less than exceptional achievement), C (pass, indicating competence), D (marginal pass), or F (fail).
