Dropping & Adding Courses
 Students may add or drop courses with the permission of their advisor and the instructor. Schedule changes made during the Drop/Add period can be made without incurring additional fees, as long as you maintain the same number of credits. Make sure to check the Schedule of Classes for the last day on which courses may be added for credit.
A refund of 100 percent of tuition fees will be made when classes are cancelled. Refunds of 100 percent of tuition fees will be made when a student withdraws from or drops a course before the last date to add classes. After this date no refunds will be made for courses dropped.
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Withdrawing from a Course
 Students may officially withdraw from a course until mid-term and receive a “W” grade. Check the academic calendar in the class schedule or NFCC catalog for the notation "Last Day to Withdraw."
The State Board of Education limits the number of times that a student may withdraw without penalty from a course.
A student may withdraw from the same class twice without financial ramifications.
The third attempt of the same course will require the student to pay the full cost of instruction (equivalent to out of state tuition and fees).
Withdrawing from a course may have future financial consequences or may affect your eligibility or continued receipt of financial aid. All students receiving financial aid, scholarship aid, or veterans’ educational benefits should talk to a Financial Aid Office representative (or Veteran’s Coordinator, if appropriate) BEFORE withdrawing from a course. Students who withdraw from a course do not receive a refund of course fees. |
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