Enrolling at UC San Diego
- In Absentia Registration
- Leave of Absence/Withdrawal
- Readmission
- Retroactive Enrollment
- Visiting & Exchange Students
The requests below are defined as retroactive since they occur after the Office of the Registrar’s established deadline. Retroactive requests require review by the Dean of Graduate Education and Postdoctoral Affairs (GEPA) and the Educational Policy Committee (Academic Senate). If the Dean recommends approval, the request will be forwarded to EPC. Per Academic Senate policy, requests may be approved only in cases where (1) the student clearly attempted to add or withdraw from the course by the deadline but technical problems with TritonLink prevented the proper processing of the request; (2) serious personal circumstances (e.g. hospitalization) prevented the student from adding or withdrawing on TritonLink or in person prior to the deadline.
* If approved, the grade will need to be entered via eGrades.
Reminder: students may change the number of units using the Registrar’s EASy system through the 10th week of the quarter. A Petition and official documentation are only necessary after week 10.
Reminder: students may drop using the Registrar’s EASy system through the 9th week of the quarter. A Petition and official documentation are only necessary after week 9.
*If approved, the grade will need to be entered via eGrades.
Reminder: students may add using the Registrar’s EASy system through the 10th week of the quarter. A petition and letter are only necessary after week 10
In accordance with applicable Federal and State law and University policy, the University of California does not discriminate, or grant preferences, on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, disability, and/or other protected categories. All programs and initiatives coordinated by the University of California Division of Graduate Education and Postdoctoral Affairs are designed and implemented in full compliance with Proposition 209 and the University of California Anti-Discrimination Policy.
More information about Proposition 209 can be found here.
More information about the University of California Anti-Discrimination Policy can be found here.