Before dropping a class, please explore the following options to ensure your decision does not impact your educational plan.
Have you contacted your Instructor?
Request current grade and discuss opportunities to improve your grade.
If facing a sudden hardship, request extended time and/or Incomplete.
Schedule a meeting during office hours to discuss options and/or obtain academic help from your instructor.
Have you consulted an advisor?
An advisor can recommend courses that follow your educational plan.
An advisor can share late start options for a different class to ensure a full schedule and to ensure your educational goals are not interrupted.
An advisor can provide degree, career, and certificate options that are attainable and follow your educational plan.
Have you accessed the Success Center?
Struggling with the course? The Success Centers provide free walk-in and online tutoring.
Want help with a writing assignment? The Success Center helps students with any phase of the writing process both in person and through the Online Writing Lab (OWL).
If experience difficulty with Brightspace or any academic software, the Success Center can assist.
Visit the Success Center webpage at www.swic.edu/successcenter for tutoring schedules, directions on accessing online tutoring or the OWL and other academic resources.
If this course was not a good fit for you, have you identified late start classes or scheduling options?
Sometimes, a student enrolls in a class that is not a good fit for success. SWIC offers late start courses, 4-week, 6-week, and 8-week courses to accommodate student schedules.