--- title: "Withdrawal from a Course Instructions and Information" url: "/offices/registrar/withdrawal" type: page date: 2026-05-13 updated: 2026-09-04 --- # Withdrawal from a Course Instructions and Information ## Withdrawal from a Course Students may officially withdraw from one or more courses if they meet both of the following conditions: 1. The course withdrawal deadline has not passed. Review the [Academic Calendar](/offices/registrar/academic-calendar "Academic Calendar") for the applicable withdrawal deadline. 2. At least one course will remain on the student's schedule after the withdrawal. Students cannot withdraw from all courses through this process. If you are trying to withdraw from your entire schedule, or from the only course remaining on your schedule, Banner will not allow you to complete the withdrawal online. Students requesting a full withdrawal from the University must complete the **Complete Withdrawal** process and submit the required documentation to their academic advisor for processing. Document [Withdrawal-from-University-2025.pdf](/sites/default/files/media/2026-05/Withdrawal-from-University-2025_0.pdf) (163.73 KB) **Important:** The Registrar's Office reserves the right to reinstate any courses withdrawn through this process if a student fails to contact the appropriate advisor or office before withdrawing. ### Before You Withdraw Withdrawing from a course may have academic or financial consequences. Please review the following information before submitting a withdrawal: - Withdrawing from a course may delay your graduation. - Withdrawing from a course may result in additional charges if you need to take the course again. - Review your [payment responsibilities](https://catalog.manhattan.edu/undergraduate/financialservices/sfspp/). - Withdrawing from a course may affect your financial aid. Contact Jasper Central **before** submitting your withdrawal. - Email: - Phone: [718-862-7100](tel:+17188627100) - If you are a **veteran, student-athlete, international student, HEOP student, SAM student, or C-STEP student**, withdrawing from a course may affect your eligibility or tuition funding. Contact the appropriate office **before** submitting your withdrawal: - **Veterans:** - **HEOP, SAM, or C-STEP:** - **Student-athletes:** - **International students:** ### After Your Withdrawal Is Processed Email confirmations will be sent to the appropriate parties, including: - The student - The student's academic advisor - The faculty member - The Registrar's Office - The athletic advisor, if applicable - The veterans coordinator, if applicable - The international student advisor, if applicable - HEOP, C-STEP, or SAM staff, if applicable If an advisor or faculty member has questions or additional information is needed, they will contact the student directly. ### Student Acknowledgment By submitting a course withdrawal, you confirm that you have reviewed the information above and understand the potential academic, financial, and eligibility consequences of withdrawing from a course. You authorize the appropriate University offices to process the withdrawal and acknowledge responsibility for any consequences resulting from the change to your registration. ### How to Withdraw from a Course 1. Visit [Manhattan University Self-Service](https://selfservice.manhattan.edu/). 2. Select **Student**. 3. Select **Registration**. 4. Select **Add or Drop Classes**. 5. Choose the term containing the course you want to withdraw from. 6. In the **Action** column, select **Web Course Withdraw**, then select **Submit Changes**. 7. Once the request is successfully submitted, you will be officially withdrawn from the course. **Students with account holds:** If you have a hold on your account, you will not be able to withdraw through Self-Service. Submit the [Course Withdrawal Request Form](https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=-9YYF8m6sE-L2w7srQtrIh0wGWMW2QBGjxbl-hZ3LOVUOEUxNjQxUFRZTzFDVU1CN1AzOUY2MlVDRS4u) instead. Processing a withdrawal through the request form may take longer. Students are encouraged to resolve account holds when possible so they can complete the withdrawal directly through Self-Service.