Timetable/Calendar/Deadlines: Summer I 2006
- Web Course Request Preregistration Period
March 21-28, 2006 - Web Drop/Add Begins
April 24, 2006
1st Summer 2006 Calendar
| T | March 21 | Opening of Web Course Request for Summer and Fall 2006 |
| T | March 28 | Closing of Web Course Request for Summer and Fall 2006 |
| M | April 24 | Web Drop/Add begins for Summer and Fall 2006 |
| M | May 22 | Last day for students to withdraw from First Summer Session to avoid tuition and fee charges. Students must complete a withdrawal form at the University Registrar's Office, 250 Student Services Building, if not attending First Summer Session. Call (540) 231-4921 for instructions if unable to visit the University Registrar's Office in person. Note: You may not drop your final hours via the web. |
| M | May 22 | Classes begin |
| W | May 24 | Last day for students to add classes and to add or drop audit option |
| M | May 29 | Memorial Day observed. No classes. University offices closed. |
| M | June 5 | Last day for students to drop First Summer Session classes without grade penalty. Last day to change grade option from A-F to P/F, 5:00 p.m. If you are enrolled in only one course, you cannot drop the ocurse but must officially resign from the university for this session. Your refund will be calculated according to the university refund policy on resignations. |
| M | June 12 | Last day for students to resign without grade penalty. First and required contact for resignation is academic dean of undergraduate student's college or dean of the Graduate School. Submit completed resignation form to the University Registrar's Office by 5:00 p.m. Last day to change grade option from P/F to A-F, 5:00 p.m. |
| F | June 16 | Deadline for requesting rescheduling of final examinations which conflict or constitute third exam in 24 hours. Students should contact their academic dean. |
| F | June 23 | Last day for undergraduates to apply for Course Withdrawal |
| R | June 29 | Classes end for First Summer 2006 |
| F | June 30 | Beginning of First Summer final examinations. |
| Sa | July 1 | Close of First Summer final examinations |
Full-Time Student Definitions
- Undergraduates, Associates
Fall or Spring Semester- 12 or more credit hours in A-F option or P/F option
Summer terms- 5 credit hours each term - Graduates
Fall or Spring Semester- 9 or more credit hours in A-F option, p/F option or equivalent credit
Summer terms- 3 credit hours each term
Audit hours will not be used in establishing minumum full-time enrollment. Neither the payment of full fees nor compliance with maximums established as condition of employment or appointment is basis for deviation from the definition above. For further information, contact: Mr. C. Y. Cridlin, Jr., University Registrar's Office; Dr. Anne McNabb, Associate Dean, Graduate School; or Dr. Barry Simmons, Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid.
- Cancellation of Courses
The university reserves the right to cancel courses or sections for which there is unsufficient enrollment. - Change of Address
It is the student's responsibility to maintain current and accurate mailing addresses with the university. Changes to your local address, permanent address, or parent/guardian address should be promptly updated by accessing HOKIE SPA. Correct dorm addresses are established through the Student Housing Office in Eggleston Hall. If you are not sure what addresses are on file, you may check HOKIE SPA for verification. - Class Locations May Change
Class locations printed in this timetable are subject to change in accordance with capacity adjustments and actual class enrollments. Students should report to the class locations printed on the Course Requests Results on Hokie Spa. Faculty members are urged to consult their respective departmental schedulers. - Eligibility
New and returning students should reference the catalog at www.undergradcatalog.registrar.vt.edu under Academic Eligibility Policy or see their academic dean for new eligibility policy.
Financial Aid Recipients
Academic Progress Requirements
- AN UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT is considered to have made satisfactory academic progress provided that at least 12 hours per term are successfully completed per academic year.
Undergraduates must also meet the university academic eligibility schedule for hours attempted and Grade Point Average (GPA) attained. - A GRADUATE OR PROFESSIONAL STUDENT is required to enroll in and successfully complete a minimum of 7 hours per term and to maintain a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0.
Students working toward the degree of Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) must maintain a cumulative GPA of at least 2.0. - For more information on financial aid, please contact the Scholarships and Financial Aid Office, 200 Student Services Building, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA 24061. Phone: (540) 231-5179, email: finaid@vt.edu; website: www.finaid.vt.edu.