University of Denver degrees presented in a non-traditional, weekend and evening format designed for working women.

Registration

Instructions for Web Registration

Students at The Women's College use the University of Denver's on-line registration system, MyWeb, to add and drop classes. Instructions for this system are available on the DU Registrar's Web site. If you experience problems during this process, please call a Women's College Adviser at 303.871.6115.

For information concerning registration dates and deadlines, please reference the appropriate Class Schedule.

Billing

The DU Bursar's Office will generate and mail a bill to you after you register for your courses. You may pay your tuition and fees in one of two ways:

• By Mail: Bursar's Office, 2197 S. University Boulevard, Denver, CO 80210
• In Person: Visit the Bursar's Office in University Hall, 2nd Floor.

Registration Holds

Academic Holds

Students who are on academic probation must meet with an academic adviser in person to complete an Academic Success Plan before they can register. Students should contact a Women's College Adviser at 303.871.6032 for information about academic holds.

Financial Holds

Students with financial holds are not permitted to register for classes. They must work with the Bursar's Office at 303.871.4944 to remove or override the holds before they can register. If a student has problems removing a hold, she may seek the assistance of a Women's College Adviser at 303.871.6115.

Incomplete File Holds

Students with incomplete files must work with a Women's College Adviser at 303.871.6115 to remove the holds before they can register.

Late Registration

Students may register for classes at The Women's College until the date the course begins. Permission to enter a class after it has begun is rarely granted.

Withdrawal from Classes

Instructions for withdrawing from courses can be found in the quarterly Schedule of Classes. The deadlines for withdrawing from classes are listed each quarter in Schedule of Classes. A grade of "W" is assigned for courses officially dropped after the 100 percent refund deadline. These dates do not automatically correspond with the class meeting dates.

After the automatic withdrawal deadline, students cannot withdraw from a course without all required signatures. Courses cannot be dropped after the "No Withdrawal" date listed in "Schedule of Classes."

Withdrawal from a course may affect a student's financial aid. Students should contact the Office of Financial Aid at 303.871.4020 for clarification prior to dropping a course.

Failure to attend a class or pay tuition does not constitute an official drop or cancellation of tuition or associated fees. A student must officially drop a course or an "F" grade will be assigned. Withdrawal after a grade of "F" has been assigned is not an option. Tuition must be paid if a class has not been officially dropped.

Students are encouraged to let their instructors know if they withdraw from a class; however, contacting the instructor does not constitute official withdrawal from the course.

Prerequisites

Students are responsible for completing course prerequisites before registering for a class. While waivers may be granted at the instructor's discretion, students may be removed from a course for which they have not fulfilled the prerequisite course work nor obtained the instructor's approval. The scheduled refund deadlines apply if instructors determine students must be removed from classes.

Waitlist

The DU registration system permits students to be placed on a waitlist for closed classes. The Enrollment Adviser monitors the course sections and notifies students if a space becomes available. Students must exercise their option to enroll in the waitlisted course within 24 hours or the space will be offered to the next student on the waitlist.

Canceled Courses

On rare occasions The Women's College finds it necessary to cancel a class before the quarter begins. When a class is canceled, the College notifies all students and assists them in registering for another class. For this reason, The Women's College recommends that students keep their contact information current, sign up for the e-mail list, and check their DU e-mail frequently.