Class schedule adjustments for those students who have a major (matriculated students):
If you need to add classes, drop classes or withdraw from the college, please select this button.
Students who withdraw from all classes must reapply for admission through the Admissions Office to return to the college as a matriculated student.
Add/Drop form for students enrolled in a major
Class schedule adjustments for those students who do not have a major (non-matriculated students):
If you need to add classes, drop classes or withdraw from the college, please select this button.
Add/Drop form for non-matriculated students (pdf)
Once this form is completed, please email it to registrar1@sunybroome.
If you need to make schedule changes before the semester starts, you may do so by logging into your MyCollege account.
What is the difference between dropping and withdrawing from a course?
Full term courses that are dropped during the first three weeks of the semester will not appear on a student’s transcripts and no grade can be earned. Classes dropped between the 4th and 10th week of a semester, also known as the Withdrawal period, will appear on a student’s transcripts and will receive a grade of “W”. “W” grades will not affect a student’s Grade Point Average (GPA), but the credits are counted when determining academic standing. Any course dropped after the Withdrawal period will receive a grade of “F”. Students considering withdrawing from a course should speak with an Academic Advisor prior to doing so. Classes not meeting for the entire term will have different Withdrawal deadlines and students should contact the Registrar’s office for more information. Please note that it is the student’s responsibility to contact Financial Aid, Student Accounts and the Registrar’s offices to find out how changes to their schedule will impact their standing at the institution.
