www.nicholls.edu\/records\/<\/span><\/a>. There is no charge for transcripts.<\/p>\nEvery effort is made to issue transcripts within two to three working days after requests are received. End-of-semester transcripts are mailed as soon as final grades are posted. Transcripts for graduation candidates are usually mailed beginning the first working day after Commencement day. A student is considered to be in good standing and is eligible to continue studies at ÐÓ°É´«Ã½ or transfer elsewhere, unless a statement otherwise is noted on the transcript.<\/p>\n
Transcripts cannot<\/strong> be released if the student either is indebted to the university or has not yet submitted official transcripts from institutions previously attended.<\/p>\nTranscript of Co-curricular Activities<\/strong><\/h5>\nIf the student has submitted to the Office of Student Affairs a record of his or her co-curricular activities at ÐÓ°É´«Ã½, upon request to the Office of Records and Registration, the student may receive a copy of the co-curricular transcript. There is no charge for the transcript.<\/p>\n
Falsification of Academic Information or Records<\/strong><\/h5>\nA student who is charged with falsifying academic information, forging, or altering official academic documents, or withholding information relating to his or her admission, transfer credits, academic status, records, etc., shall be notified to report to the Office of Student Life where the student will be informed of these charges. The student will be formally notified of legal rights, and shall have the option of a hearing before the Disciplinary Committee, or the student may choose to waive the right to a hearing and sign his or her consent of cancellation of registration, denial of credit, or other appropriate action.<\/p>\n
REGISTRATION, SCHEDULE CHANGES, RESIGNATION<\/strong><\/h4>\nRegistration<\/strong><\/h5>\nStudents are offered a variety of means to register for classes:<\/p>\n
\n- Departmental registration<\/li>\n
- Internet registration<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Available dates and times of the various means of registration are advertised in each semester’s Schedule of Classes.<\/p>\n
Early registration is held during the preceding semester (check the Academic Calendar for the dates). \u00a0 Degree-seeking students are given an appointment day and time based on their classification. \u00a0 Students may also add\/drop at this time.<\/p>\n
Regular registration is held following early registration. \u00a0 There is no appointment day and time and registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. \u00a0 Students who have not registered during early registration are encouraged to do so at this time. \u00a0 Students who have already registered may also add or drop courses during this period. \u00a0 Regular registration ends at 4:15 on the last business day before classes begin.<\/p>\n
Late registration begins at\u00a0the close of regular registration. \u00a0 A late registration charge of $100 will be assessed for students registering during the late registration period. Guidelines for dropping or adding courses after regular registration has ended are specified in the section “Schedule Changes” in this catalog.<\/p>\n
STUDENTS WILL BE INDEBTED TO THE UNIVERSITY IMMEDIATELY UPON REGISTRATION UNLESS STUDENTS “UNREGISTER” BEFORE 15 MINUTES PRIOR TO\u00a0CLOSE OF BUSINESS\u00a0ON THE LAST BUSINESS DAY BEFORE CLASSES BEGIN. \u00a0 Refunds for resignations or dropping of courses after this time and date are listed in the section “Tuition, Fees and Expenses” in this catalog and in the Schedule of Classes.<\/p>\n
Prior to any scheduled registration period, the student should meet with an assigned faculty advisor or major professor to complete a Registration Schedule Form (RSF). This form allows each student and advisor to identify those courses (course name, course number, section number, course computer number, credit hours, etc.) the student wishes to or must take. It also allows the student and faculty advisor to identify alternate section numbers of courses should the student’s first-choice section be closed or cancelled; and alternate course selections that fit the student’s degree plan should the student’s first-choice course selections not be available at the time the student registers.<\/p>\n
University policy requires the student to obtain permission from his or her dean should the student wish to take a course overload. A copy of the RSF will be kept by the advisor and another will be given to the student for registration.<\/p>\n
It is the responsibility of each student to be aware of the requirements of the curriculum in which he or she is enrolled and to register for course work applicable toward the degree concerned. Transfer students should secure personal copies of their official transcripts to present for advisement before and\/or during registration; this will avoid unnecessary repetition of courses which may have been completed at another institution and will allow advising to be done more efficiently and effectively.<\/p>\n
Complete information about registration policies and procedures can be found in the University Schedule of Classes published prior to the fall and spring semesters and the summer session.<\/p>\n
Dropping\/Adding Courses<\/strong><\/h5>\nSchedule Changes<\/p>\n
A student should consult with an assigned faculty advisor before adding or dropping a course or changing sections. This is to ensure that the student chooses those courses which will apply toward the student’s degree. \u00a0 Courses may be added or dropped at any time during early and regular registration. \u00a0 After regular registration ends, the following rules apply:<\/p>\n
Courses may be added through the fifth class day with permission of the instructor and student’s dean. Students may increase indebtedness (tuition and\/or fees) for addition of courses.<\/p>\n
There shall be no refund for dropping a class after regular registration ends.<\/p>\n
A course dropped prior to census date will not be recorded on the student’s transcript. \u00a0 A student may drop a course with a grade of W after the census date. \u00a0 (See the Academic Calendar for census day date for each semester or session.)<\/p>\n
When a student’s official record in the Office of Records and Registration indicates that he or she is registered in only one course in which a final grade will be earned, and the student wants to drop that course, a resignation form must be processed to clear the records.<\/p>\n
A student may change the section of a course in the same manner as that used for adding and dropping courses. There shall be no refund of course related fees for changing a section after regular registration ends. \u00a0 However, a change in section may increase indebtedness.<\/p>\n
A $50 processing charge may be assessed beginning with the first day of classes for each add, drop and\/or change of section when the transaction is for the convenience of the student.<\/p>\n