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Students are required to request permission from the instructor via the OnBase Add/Drop form to add or drop a class after the second week of classes. To access the form log on to MySacState and navigate to the OnBase Forms page and select the “Petition to Add/Drop/Withdraw from Courses” form.
Make an appointment with any of our Liberal Studies Advisors on EAB. Bring a Change of Major form with you to your advising appointment. The advisor will talk to you about the program and classes you will need to take, and from the advisor will sign off on the form.
After filling out Petition to Add/Drop/Withdraw, students must submit the petition to the Registrar's Office, Lassen Hall 2000, for consideration by the vice president (or designee).
Student Service Center Information on canceling registration and withdrawal procedures is available from the Registrar's Office at (916) 278-1000. Sacramento State students withdrawing from all classes in a given semester must receive approval from the Student Services Counselor before leaving the university.
Passing grades are: “A”, “B”, “C”, “D” and all associated with "+" or "-" as well as a grade of “CR” (Credit).
Sac State offers roughly 55 undergraduate majors within eight academic colleges. The most popular majors include business administration, criminal justice and corrections, and communication and media studies.
Student Service Center Information on canceling registration and withdrawal procedures is available from the Registrar's Office at (916) 278-1000. Sacramento State students withdrawing from all classes in a given semester must receive approval from the Student Services Counselor before leaving the university.