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You are considered enrolled even if you stop attending classes. Non-attendance and non-payment does not withdraw you from your course(s).
We recommend that you contact your instructor or Academic/College Success Advisor before withdrawing from a course at Hawkeye Community College. They may be able to suggest alternatives to withdrawing that could aid in your success.
If you are receiving financial aid, please review the financial aid withdrawal policy and the financial aid warning / suspension policy or speak with a Financial Aid Advisor to learn how this may affect your financial aid eligibility.
If you drop a course and then register for the same course that starts at a later date, your student account will be charged for both courses if you do not drop by the tuition refund deadline.
Review the Tuition Refund for Credit Classes policy.
Be aware of withdrawal deadlines. You are not permitted to withdraw after this time.
See the Withdrawal Deadlines Calendar for specific deadline dates
Login to My Hawkeye > Self-Service Menu > WebAdvisor for Students > Registration > Register and Drop Sections
For each course you would like to drop, check the box in the "Drop" column.
Select a "Drop Reason" for each course.
Click the Submit button.
Print the registration results as your documentation and proof of dropping a course(s).
You will receive a grade of "W" (official withdrawal) on your academic record. Withdrawing won't affect your GPA, but a "W" will remain on your permanent record.
Your withdrawal request date and your last date of attendance will be recorded as the day you withdraw on My Hawkeye > Self-Service Menu > WebAdvisor for Students > Registration.
If you are withdrawing due to an emergency situation and have completed two-thirds of the semester and the requirements of the course, you may request a grade from your instructor under the following conditions:
Activation but not enlistment into the U.S. Armed Forces.
Serious personal or immediate family illness requiring you to drop out of college.
Other emergency circumstances that prevent you from finishing the semester. Your instructor's decision to this request will be final.
You will not be considered officially withdrawn.
You forfeit your right to a refund and will receive a final grade in each course in which you enrolled.
You will receive a grade of "F". Your last date of attendance will be recorded by your instructor.
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