Withhold Transcripts or Permission to Register for Classes

There are several reasons why the Registrar's Office may be required to withhold transcripts or refuse permission to register for a new quarter:

1. Financial
Transcripts are withheld and registration is denied until payment or satisfactory arrangement for payment of obligation to the university is made. Obligations of all types are included in this category, i.e., room and board, library, key returns, physical education fees, lab breakage, parking fines, loans, etc.

2. Admission
Transcripts are withheld and registration for a new quarter may be denied if you have not completed the admission process.

3. Health Service Requirements
Registration for a new quarter may be denied if Health Service deficiencies have not been cleared.

4. Failure to Comply With Regulations
Under unusual circumstances, the President's Office may deny registration to a student in order to force compliance with administrative regulations or directives (e.g. failure to return materials or equipment, etc.).

5. Academic Warning
Students receiving subsequent Academic Warnings (two or more terms below a 2.000) must meet with their assigned Academic Advisors for review of scheduled courses prior to registering, paying fees, and adding/dropping courses.

6. Academic Probation
Students placed on Academic Probation at the end of any academic term will not be allowed to register, pay fees, and add/drop courses for the subsequent term until the student complies with the directions of the probation notification letter. Among other things, the intervention may require a meeting with the student's adviser.

7. Academic Suspension
A student who has been suspended for academic reasons will not be allowed to register, pay fees, and add/drop courses for the subsequent term without prior approval of the Academic Standards Committee.