SUMMER 2009
DEADLINES FOR ADDING, DROPPING, WITHDRAWING, FEE ADJUSTMENTS

NOTE: Fee adjustments for courses running for odd dates will be prorated per TBR policy. Tuition for undergraduate, graduate, and developmental studies courses is charged at different per-credit-hour rates. Tuition will not be evenly exchanged for dropping and adding courses with different tuition rates. Once the semester begins, tuition exchanges are only allowed for courses dropped and added within the same part of term with equal credit hours dropped and added on the same day.

Regents Online Degree Program (RODP) courses are charged at different per-hour rate and are charged separately from MTSU courses. RODP courses will not be evenly exchanged within MTSU courses when dropping and adding on the same day. RODP classes can be identified by section umber R50.

The fee adjustment policy listed above for each part of term will be applied for a drop and add not within the same part of term. RaiderNet will be available until 4:30 p.m. on fee payment deadline dates.

Withdrawals from all Summer classes may be processed via the Add or Drop page on RaiderNet or at the Withdrawal Office, Cope 205B, (615) 898-2808.

Courses added after you have made a payment or confirmed for the Summer term (all parts of terms) will not be dropped from your schedule for nonpayment. If you do not plan on attending the added course, you must drop the course from your schedule by the 100% deadline listed above or you will be charged for the course.

*These represent Saturday, Sunday, or holiday deadlines.

**The maximum credit hour load per part of term is listed; however, the total of all parts of term cannot exceed the maximum for the Summer term. Undergraduate students may not take more than 18 hours without special approval by the appropriate dean as determined by the student’s major or the Academic Support Center for undeclared majors. The maximum load for graduate students is 12 hours. Overload forms must be approved by the appropriate graduate program advisor and the College of Graduate Studies for graduate students to take more than 12 hours.

Summer 2009 Parts of Term

Students may search by parts of term on RaiderNet to facilitate registration and to eliminate scheduling conflicts.

April 6-17 Priority Registration

1–Full Term - May 11–August 7
May 11 Classes Begin
May 25 Memorial Day-No Classes
July 3 Independence Day-No Classes
August 6 Final Exams for classes meeting M-R
August 7Final Exams for classes meeting M-F

S1–May Term - May 11–30
May 11 Classes Begin
May 25 Memorial Day-No Classes
May 29 Final Exams for classes meeting M-F
May 30 Final Exams for classes meeting Saturday

S2–June Term - June 1–July 2
June 1 Classes Begin
July 1 Final Exams for classes meeting M-R
July 2 Final Exams for classes meeting M-F

S3–July Term - July 6–August 7
July 6 Classes Begin
August 6 Final Exams for classes meeting M-R
August 7 Final Exams for classes meeting M-F

S4–June/July Term - June 1–August 7 - NEW!
June 1 Classes Begin
July 3 Independence Day-No Classes
August 6 Final Exams for classes meeting M-R
August 7 Final Exams for classes meeting M-F

R–RODP - June 1–August 7
June 1 Classes Begin
July 3 Independence Day-No Classes
August 7Final Exams

Graduation for Summer Term is August 8, 2008.
Deadline for final grades is August 10, 2009.