Dropping and Withdrawing from Dual Enrollment Classes

• High school students who are enrolled in Camp courses given at a Camp campus or center, or online, should refer to Camp’s regular academic calendar for information about session start and end dates, and drop and withdrawal deadlines.
• Students in Dual Enrollment courses given at their high school must begin the drop or withdrawal process through their high school guidance counselors.
• When a student is dropped from a course, the course is removed from the transcript as if the student had never been enrolled in the course.
• High Schools are not billed by Camp for dropped enrollments.
• After the drop period has passed, a student wishing to leave a course must request a withdrawal. A withdrawal form must be signed by the student (or the parent, if the student is under 18) and the high school, then forwarded to the Dual Enrollment Coordinator for processing.
• Withdrawals will show on the academic transcript as a W. This will not affect the student’s grade point average, but too many W’s on a transcript can eventually affect a student’s ability to receive financial aid or scholarships.
• High Schools must pay the full agreed upon tuition for the withdrawn course.
• After the last date for withdrawals, students will finish the course with a letter grade of A through F.

This information regards Camp deadlines. Individual high school deadlines for course adds and drops may be earlier than these dates, but cannot be after these dates.