The registrar will publish registration dates for each semester or other terms. Students
who have been admitted to the University are eligible to register for courses offered at the
University subject to any conditions of admission, class size limitations and prerequisites
established for particular courses.
All courses to be taken must be approved by the registrar. No credit will be awarded for
any course, which a student might take without the approval of the registrar. Registration
must be completed by the last day to register or add a class for credit as published in the
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catalog and class schedule booklet. No student will receive credit for any course in which
he/she is not formally registered. Students who do not formally drop a course by the last
day to drop a class without a grade will have their names carried on that class roll and
will receive the grade of “F” for the course. Students are advised that it is their individual
responsibility to make certain that his/her name has been properly added to or deleted
from the class roll of any class scheduled or dropped after registration day.

Registration as Day/Evening “Cross-Over”
Under certain conditions, and with the written approval of the Dean of academic affairs,
a student registered in one of the several “day” programs of Gollis University may be
permitted to schedule one or more classes in the evening, modular program and vice
versa if a seat is available. Under no circumstances however, will an evening student be
permitted to register for classes offered during the day. Neither will a day student be
permitted to take an evening course in less than regular modular format.
Registration for Internships
A student who wishes to register for an internship is advised to become thoroughly
familiar with and to complete the process outlined in the University’s general
regulations for internships. The student is advised that while registration for an
internship may take place at any time in the calendar year when the University is open,
the date on which an internship begins and ends may have important consequences for
student load and financial aid. No student may begin an internship or register for credit
for an internship after completion of the learning experience, or before completing all
steps prescribed for registering for internships.

Withdrawing from the University

In all instances in which it is necessary to withdraw from the University—regardless of
the reason—the student must notify the Office of the Registrar in writing. Any student
withdrawing from the University must complete a withdrawal form and participate in
an exit interview conducted by the Director of Student Affairs or designee. Forms
are located in the Office of Admissions and Student Records.
Any currently enrolled student of the University who fails to register for the next regular
semester of course work shall be considered withdrawn from the University. Any student
considered to have withdrawn must be officially readmitted according to the procedures
established through the Office of Admission.