Students with disabilities will be given the opportunity
to register early. Students should contact Disability Support
Services at (501) 569-3143 to make arrangements for special
registration services.
Some courses have prerequisites that must be completed
prior to registration. Failure to complete prerequisites
may result in administrative withdrawal from a class.
Check the catalog for specific details.
If one or more of the classes you requested is/are
restricted classes, contact the department for approval.
The maximum number of hours undergraduate students
may take without an overload authorization is 18; 15
hours for graduate students. To register for any hours
over the maximum allowed, undergraduate students must
obtain permission from their advisor. Graduate students
wishing to take hours over the maximum must contact their
advisor.
After the schedule adjustment period, all students
who want to drop an individual class must do so in the
Office of Records and Registration. After the first
week of class, a grade of “W” is posted to the student’s
academic record for any dropped class. Individual
classes may not be dropped on the web after the first
week of the semester. Requests for a late drop based
on failure to attend class will not be approved. Come
to the Office of Records and Registration to drop an
individual class. See Academic Calendar for deadlines.
To avoid any charges, a registered student must
withdraw officially prior to the first day of classes.
Non-attendance does not constitute a withdrawal.
Petition for late withdrawal from the semester based
on failure to attend class will not be approved.
Students may not enroll in any developmental course
at UALR more than twice. A student who receives A, B,
C, NC, I, or W in a developmental course is considered
"enrolled” for this purpose. The policy implements Act
1141 of the 1993 Arkansas General Assembly.Students with Disabilities
Prerequisites
Restricted Classes
Course Overload
Dropping an Individual Class
How to Withdraw (dropping all courses)
In order to withdraw, obtain an official withdrawal
form from the Office of Records and Registration. An
official withdrawal does not penalize or prevent a
student from reenrolling at a future date. The deadline
for withdrawing is listed in the Academic Calendar. If
a student is out of town or for emergency reasons is
unable to withdraw in person, he/she should contact the
Office of Records and Registration by calling
(501) 569-3110 or faxing a letter to (501) 569-8168.
BOSS cannot be used to withdraw from the semester after the
first day of classes.Developmental Courses