Courses may be added the first five days of the fall and spring semesters and dropped the first ten days of the fall and spring semesters, or equivalent time for summer, short term, and winter term (see the SCCC Academic Calendar for the exact dates each semester).
Students may:
- Complete an official SCCC Add/Drop Form and submit this form to the Registrar’s Office, meet his or her advisor and submit this form to the Registrar’s Office;
- Email registrar@sussex.edu from their Sussex Student email account or;
- Withdraw by mail or fax (973-579-5226) with a request bearing an original signature. The postmark on such written notification will be used to determine percentage of refund, if any.
Students can add and drop courses through the student portal until the end of the add period (see the SCCC Academic Calendar for the exact dates each semester). Dropped courses are removed from the transcript and do not count towards enrollment, deferrals, health insurance, and athletic eligibility. Add/Drop days are pro-rated for sessions less than a full fall or spring semester.
Students who neglect to follow official procedures and who stop attending classes will be assigned the grade of “FN” at the end of the semester or term. To avoid unnecessary costs and penalties, students are advised to discuss all Add/Drop Procedures with their advisor or with a Counselor. Students may withdraw from a class during the published withdrawal period but withdrawal procedures must be strictly followed. No refunds are available past the posted refund policy deadline. Students receiving financial aid must stop in the Financial Aid Office to determine if the drop/withdrawal will have any effect on aid.
Withdrawal from Class
A student planning to withdraw/drop from SCCC must do so in writing. Any student that does not withdraw/drop-in writing before the posted refund calendar dates (see SCCC Academic Calendar for the exact date each semester) will be liable for payment of full tuition and fees.
Failure to attend class does not constitute an official withdrawal.
Students may:
- email from their Sussex Student email account or
- withdraw by mail or fax with a request bearing an original signature.
The postmark on such written notification will be used to determine the percentage of refund, if any. Full payment of tuition and an “FN” grade may result if written notification is not provided to the Registrar’s Office. Withdrawal forms are also available in the Student Success Center and must be filed in the Registrar’s Office. Refer to the Refund Policy for Withdrawal from class.