
Once you submit the release to enroll online form and have been approved, you can also add or drop classes without the assistance of an advisor.
Note: Copies of transcripts are required for prerequisite courses. If you receive a prerequisite/test score error, email a copy of your transcript to advising@butlercc.edu along with your name, date of birth and class you are trying to enroll into.
Choosing to withdraw from classes can be a difficult decision, which is why we strongly recommend you talk with an academic advisor and your instructors before doing so. Together they can discuss what impact withdrawing will have on your academic program and your eligibility to return.
The following questions will help you understand the effects of withdrawing. Contact Advising to see what resources might be available to you.
Is your cumulative GPA below 2.0?
Students who withdraw from Butler with a GPA below 2.0 may not be eligible to return or transfer to another institution. If you’re not sure what your GPA is, you can find out through MyButlerCC.
Do you have a balance on your accounts?
If your withdrawal does not occur within the “refund period,” charges will remain on your account, and you will be responsible for the full amount whether classes are attended or not. Having a balance from Accounts Receivable may make you financially ineligible to register for future classes or obtain official transcripts. For more information, contact Accounts Receivable.
Do you receive Federal Financial Aid?
Depending on when you withdraw, you may be required to repay all or part of the financial aid that has been disbursed. Withdrawing may also make you ineligible for aid in future semesters, even if you decide to continue your education at another institution. For more information, contact Financial Aid.
Do you have any scholarships or grants?
Withdrawal can affect current and future scholarship/grant awards. For more information, contact Financial Aid.
Do you have a hold?
There are many types of holds placed on student accounts for different circumstances. Holds can prevent basic college privileges such as the right to register, add or drop classes, and receive copies of transcripts or a diploma. If you want to drop classes and have a hold, contact the Registrar for more information.
Are you entering the military?
Students who choose to withdraw or drop courses to enter active military service should:
Are you an international student?
International students who choose to withdraw from Butler are required to meet with an international advisor to review the impact it will have on their immigration status. Contact International Advising.
Are you receiving ongoing health care from Health Services?
Withdrawing may make you ineligible to use services provided by Health Services. For more information on this policy, contact College Health.
Do you live in the residence halls?
Withdrawing from classes may make you ineligible for campus housing. For more information on obtaining a release from your Housing Leasing Agreement, contact Residence Life.
Do you have an on-campus job?
If you are not enrolled in classes, you cannot be employed in a student job. For questions regarding the status of your on-campus job, contact your supervisor or Human Resources.
Check Registration Deadlines for the last day for a refund and the last day to withdraw.
Check the Registration Deadlines for the last day for a refund and the last day to withdraw.