Last Day to Drop, Graduate Students, Spring 2027

Attention, Graduate Students

Tuesday, Feb. 9, 2027, the end of the third week of spring 2027 classes, is the last day for graduate students to drop or swap classes online using self-service registration.

• You’re a graduate student if you’re working toward a master’s, doctorate, credential or certificate.
• You may continue to add classes online.
• After Feb. 9, you must request formal approval to withdraw, including medical withdrawals, using the “Late Change in Academic Schedule” form at Graduate Evaluations: Forms.

Attention, Undergraduate & Second Bachelor’s Students

• Undergraduate and second bachelor’s degree students have until the end of the fourth week of classes, or Monday, Feb. 15, 2027 to drop/swap classes and/or change the basis of grading online.
• After Feb. 15, you must request formal approval to withdraw or change the basis of grading. Visit Student Forms: Late Change in Academic Schedule for Undergraduate and Second Bachelor’s Students.

For details, visit Last Day to Drop, Undergraduates, Spring 2027.

Precautions for Reducing Units, All Students

Reducing the number of enrolled units can impact your eligibility for financial aid, campus housing, international student status and more. Review the following information to understand the impact of dropping one or more classes:

• Late Change in Academic Schedule for Undergraduate & Second Bachelor’s Students
• Satisfactory Academic Progress for Financial Aid
• What Affects My Aid: Full and Part-Time Enrollment Requirements

It is your responsibility as a student to withdraw from classes you will not attend.

• Please be aware of the Withdrawal Policies and Procedures to avoid a failing grade and more.
• Find instructions, forms and deadlines at Late Schedule Changes.
• Reach out to your academic advisor for assistance if needed.

See also Grade of “W” Assigned, Spring 2027.