Since you're taking one or more Fall 2020 classes for no credit, we wanted to let you know about a recent process update that affects how you'll change to and from no credit in the future.
We're in the process of evaluating and updating existing general student records data reports to include instruction mode as a standard data element. An updated version of the Advising Grade Report is now available in production; we'll continue to notify you as additional reports are updated.
Every year, our office receives questions about how we're identifying confirmed students who've decided not to come to CU ºù«ÍÞÊÓƵ. Here's a summary of our current methods.
When you completed the SERU COVID-19 Student Experience Survey earlier this summer, you expressed interest in receiving information from our office to help you decide whether to return to CU ºù«ÍÞÊÓƵ this fall.
For questions regarding how transfer credit is articulated, the status of transfer credit, or how a missing equivalent is impacting prerequisites, please have students contact the Office of Admissions.
We have completed the majority of updates to the fall schedule of classes to meet the health and safety goals that will enable our return to campus. Departments may have canceled some classes or reassigned faculty in order to prioritize course offerings that support progress towards degree completion.
In-person and hybrid in-person class waitlists will stop accepting new students at 5 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 17. As seats open up in these classes, students will continue to be rolled off the waitlists, but no new students can join.
