Resignation
If you wish to drop all
of your courses, before the official end of the add/drop period you should
do so in the Registration Office, G-1 Thackeray Hall. If you drop all of
your courses, you will not be liable for your term tuition and fees, and
your registration will become void.
If you wish to resign from all of your courses after the official
end of the add/drop period you must notify Student Appeals by mail,
phone or in person.
- Your registration and term tuition charges will be adjusted
in accordance with the official University Title
IV Refund Policy.
- You must do this even if you are only registered for one course
or one credit.
- If you have housing and/or food service charges, you must notify
the appropriate offices immediately.
- There is a special resignation service
phone line, 412-624-7585, which operates 24 hours a day, including
weekends and holidays.
The message on this line will ask you for some basic information.
- You can also e-mail your resignation request
to resignation@bc.pitt.edu.
Please provide your:
- full name
- student ID number
- daytime
phone number
- the term from which you intend to resign
- and the reason
you are resigning.
We will contact you to verify
the information you provide.
If you resign after the last day of the add/drop
period you are liable for a percentage of your charges and will
be issued "R" grades,
denoting resignation, on your transcripts. "R" grades
do not count toward your degree, quality point average, or academic
progress for purposes of financial aid eligibility.
- If you resign by mail, the reduction percentage of the resignation
will be determined by the postmark date on the envelope. It is
considered to be the notification date of resignation.
Once the
resignation period has expired (sixty percent of the term),
students must withdraw from their classes through the appropriate
Dean's Office.
- No financial refund is applicable when a student withdraws.
- Summer term resignations and withdrawals
are handled on a case by case basis dependent upon the different
sessions for which the student
is registered.
Student Appeals is located in G-12 Thackeray
Hall.
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