This application is to be completed if you wish to be officially withdrawn from a PRIOR TERM class(es) that is currently graded as NF (Never Attended - F).
Students who are involuntarily called to active duty may submit a Military Call-Up Petition for Exception to Registration. Students must submit a copy of their military orders with the petition. Please review additional information on Military Call-Up guidelines and reenrollment. For additional questions or status update email RegPetition@kent.edu.
This form is for Non-Current students.
Students will use the Petition for Exception to Registration Form when requesting registration/schedule adjustment transactions to their class schedule after published University deadlines for the class(es).
Students may be eligible to submit a Petition for Exception to Registration - Late Drop (No 'W' on the academic record) from that includes a tuition credit approval. This request is only for current term courses that have a final grade of NF. THIS FORM CAN ONLY BE USED TO REQUEST A LATE DROP. A “drop” is when a course is dropped from the student’s schedule during the 100% or 80% tuition credit periods. There is no W, “Withdrawal”, on the academic record.
Students who are involuntarily called to active duty may submit a Military Call-Up Petition for Exception to Registration. Students must submit a copy of their military orders with the petition. Please review additional information on Military Call-Up guidelines and reenrollment. For additional questions or status update email RegPetition@kent.edu.
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Despite her multitude of duties as director of Kent State University’s Women’s Center, Cassandra Pegg-Kirby remains focused on one key mission: keeping the center open and relevant.“Women’s centers are not always thought of as necessary since women are in the majority now,” she said.As Women’s History Month ends, Pegg-Kirby talked about her goals for the center, her role as director, and how she wants everyone to know that a women’s center is still important, needed, and not just for women.“There is not always an understanding, particularly now that women are in the majority in college, that r...
