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B. If the student achieved a semester GPA in the previous semester
                that is not less than (2.75) out of (4.00), and with the approval of the
                chair of their academic department, the student may register for
                an additional (2) credit hours beyond the maximum load specified
                in the previous table.

             C.  The  minimum  and  maximum  academic  load  for  the  summer
                semester are (1) and (9) credit hours, respectively.

             D. The maximum academic load for a student in their last semester
                is (23) credit hours, and (9) credit hours in the summer semester,
                provided  that  their  cumulative  grade  point  average  is  at  least
                (2.00) out of (4.00).

            4. Dropping and adding courses:
            During the designated period, students may make changes to their
            schedule by adding or dropping courses after obtaining the approval
            of their academic advisor. A student may add courses during the first
            week of the semester (first three days for the summer semester). A
            student may drop courses during the first two weeks of the semester
            (first week for the summer semester) without affecting the student’s
            academic transcript.  In both cases, the following conditions must be
            met:

             A. If  the  course  to  be  dropped  is  a  co-requisite,  the  student  must
                either drop both co-requisite courses or complete both courses
                concurrently.

             B. To add a course, the course load must not exceed the maximum
                load allowed for registration, all requirements must be met, and
                the desired section of the course must have available seats.
            5.  Auditing a course:
            A student may change his/her course status from credit to audit based
            on the recommendations of the course’s instructor, the approval of the
            Department Chair offering the course, as well as the approval of the
            academic advisor and the Department Chair of the student’s major.
            When auditing a course, the student must consider the following:
             A. Once  a  course  is  designated  as  an  audit  status,  it  cannot  be
                converted to a credit.




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