Complete the Change of Curriculum form and sign it if you can. Send the completed form to casstudentservices@winthrop.edu. You can submit the form even if you cannot sign it.
If you declare a CAS major, you will receive an email with your advisor assignment.
Your catalog is the official university document that includes all requirements for your degree program(s). Because catalogs change over time, your catalog is set to the year when you first enrolled at Winthrop. Unless you change your "catalog year", you must follow the requirements in the catalog for the academic year you first enrolled at Winthrop.
Your faculty advisor may recommend changing your catalog if requirements in a different year's catalog could advance your progress toward degree completion. Students should not change catalogs without consulting with their faculty advisors.
Complete the CAS Petition form to begin appeal for variations in an undergraduate program of study within the College of Arts & Sciences. Contact CAS Student Services if you need assistance. Send your completed form to CAS Student Services.
Complete the Approval to Transfer Credit form and sign it if you can. Send the completed form to casstudentservices@winthrop.edu for approval. You can submit the form even if you cannot sign it.
The approved form will be sent to you by email so you can forward it to the institution you plan to attend.
Please see Grading for Fall 2020 - Undergraduates.
Please see the Student Resources provided by Computing and Information Technology.
The first step is to express your concerns to your instructor. If you are unable to resolve your concern via first contacting your instructor, then you should direct your concern to the Chair of the department in which the course is offered. If you are unable to resolve your concern via contact with the Chair of the department, you may then direct your concern to the Dean of the College housing the department in question. Consider also, in any case, consulting with your academic advisor regarding your concern.
As shared in an email from Student Affairs, the following help is available: