Office of the Registrar - University of Colorado, Boulder

Withdrawal Checklist for Boulder Main Campus Students

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Before You Withdraw or Drop all Your Classes - Discuss Your Options

	Check with your academic advisor
	If needed, make an appointment with one or more of the counseling or health centers: Counseling & Psychological Services 303-492-6766 Wardenburg Student Health Center 303-492-5101 The Center for Multicultural Affairs Withdrawal Retention Program 303-492-5677 Victim Assistance 303-492-8855
	Check the refund/assessment schedule to determine the financial consequences, or call 303-492-8673.
	Students with financial aid should check with the Office of Financial Aid, 303-492-5091, to find out how withdrawing will impact their financial aid.
	International Students must contact the International Student and Scholar's Office, 303-492-8057, for before withdrawing.
	Student Athletes must contact Herbst Academic Center, 303-492-6591 for advising before withdrawing.
	Active Duty: Reservists, National Guard and Natural Disaster Emergency Workers ordered to duty should contact the Withdrawal/Time Out Program Coordinator in the Registrar’s Office for assistance, 303-492-8673, withdraw@colorado.edu.

Withdraw from the University

	Visit the Registrar's Office withdrawal web page, to learn how to withdraw from all your Boulder main campus classes.
	NOTE: Dropping your Boulder main campus classes DOES NOT withdraw you from the Division of Continuing Education and Professional Studies. Contact the Division of Continuing Education, 303-492-5148, to find out how to withdraw from your continuing education classes.
	To withdraw from a prior semester, contact your college or school’s advising office or refer to the current university catalog.

After You Withdraw or Drop all Your Classes

Contact These Offices - Your "Home Free" Checklist

	Check your account under the financial tab of CUConnect , to see if you owe money to the university. Additional charges may appear up to 6 weeks after you withdraw. Contact the Bursar’s Office, 303-492-5381, if you have questions about your financial account.
	Update your permanent address on CUConnect.
	Check with the Office of Financial Aid, 303-492-5091, about loan or scholarship consequences from your withdraw.
	Contact the Scholarship Office, 303-492-4533, to adjust your scholarship.
	Contact Veteran’s Services in the Financial Aid office, 303-492-7322, vet-serv@colorado.edu, if you are receiving veteran’s education benefits.
	Student employees must stop working as of the date of their withdrawal unless they are in the Time Out Program (TOP). TOP students may work as hourly employees only for the length of their TOP. Contact the Student Employment Office, 303-492-7349 with questions. In addition to updating their address on CUConnect, student employees should update their address through their departmental payroll liaison.
	Contact Student Debt management, 303-492-5571, if you have a Federal Perkins loan, a short term loan, or if you need debt counseling to pay an outstanding account balance.
	Graduate students with RA or TA appointments must stop working as of the date of their withdrawal. Contact gretchen.oconnell@colorado.edu, 303-492-6143, for more information.
	Contact the Residence Halls, 303-492-8491, if you signed a housing contract. You'll need to officially check out of the residence halls and turn in your key.
	Contact your Residence Hall Academic Program (RAP) coordinator to be withdrawn from RAP and request an account adjustment.
	Contact Family Housing, 303-492-6384, if you signed a lease for on campus family housing.
	Contact the insurance office located in Wardenburg Student Health Center, room 336, 303-492-5107, for your health plan coverage options if you purchased insurance. Check to see if you have Golden Buffalo Student Health Insurance by logging on to CUConnect.
	Contact the student health billing office located in Wardenburg Student Health Center, room 251, 303-492-4196, if you have been a patient at Wardenburg Student Health Center and have questions about your bill.
	Read the book return policy at the CU Bookstore, 303-492-6411, if you want to return books purchased at the CU Bookstore.
	Contact Parking Services, 303-492-7384, regarding parking permits, or unpaid citations.
	Contact the University Libraries, 303-492-8705, to return library books and take care of overdue book fines.
	Check with the ITS Help Desk, 303-735-4357, regarding computer accounts or telephone bills.
	Call the Recreation Center Cashiers, 303-492-6880, if you signed up for an instruction program to see if you qualify for a refund.
	Contact the Colorado Buffalos, 303-492-8337, to refund or retain athletic tickets.
	Contact the office you supported if you selected any Student Opportunities and are interested in a refund.
	To order official transcripts, visit the Registrar’s website, 303-492-6970

How to Return to the University

If you withdraw from Boulder main campus during any fall or spring semester, you are no longer eligible to register for future Boulder Main Campus classes.

There are two ways to return to main campus and register for classes:

Readmit through the Admission’s Office
303-492-6301
Email: apply@colorado.edu

or
Apply for the Time Out Program (TOP)
303-492-8673
Email: timeout@colorado.edu

	Boulder main campus students:	Continuing Education students:
Mailing Addresses	University of Colorado at Boulder Office of the Registrar 20 UCB Boulder, Colorado 80309-0020	Division of Continuing Education and Professional Studies 1505 University Ave 178 UCB Boulder , CO 80309-0178
Phone numbers	303-492-6970	303-492-5148
Email addresses	registrar@colorado.edu	ceregistration@Colorado.edu

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