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SECTION 2. 3. 32 with a valid photo ID, to submit a Complete Withdrawal Form. Send a fax (915/747-8764) that includes the following; your name, a contact telephone number, your UTEP ID number (we cannot accept your social security number), the statement that you want to do a complete withdrawal for the ___ term, the reason why you are withdrawing, and the courses from which you are withdrawing. The fax must be signed with a clear copy of a signed, valid picture ID, such as your driver’s license. Note, request is not processed if any of the listed elements are missing. Send an email from your UTEP email account to records@utep.edu You need not sign your name nor provide a copy of a picture ID. We will be unable to process the request if it is from an account other than your UTEP email. What does it mean to audit? If you audit a course, you agree to participate in the course, but no grade will be provided, no credit awarded, and no records will be maintained by the instructor. The extent of class participation is at the discretion of the instructor. Credit by examination for audited courses will not be permitted unless tuition and all appropriate fees are paid. Audit registration must be completed after classes have begun and PRIOR to Census Day. AUDIT REGISTRA- TION forms may be picked up at the Registration & Records Offi ce and must be signed by the instructor teaching the course and the department chair. Courses ineligible for audit include; • clinical, laboratory, any physical activity (i.e. PE, Dance) • studio activity • individual study • private lessons • courses specifi ed in degree plan. Contact the Student Business Services for details associated with Audit Fees. What is a reinstatement fee? Beginning Fall 2006, students are charged Fall 2009 | SCHEDULE OF CLASSES a $200 fee if registered or re-enrolled after census day. This fee does not replace the Late Registration Fee. How do I prove I’m enrolled? Now you can do enrollment verifi cation activities without contacting the Registration & Records Offi ce. Go to https://my.utep.edu and click the National Student Clearinghouse link. Going through your portal page will identify you as a student of UTEP and will make several services available to you at no cost. What is a course repeat fee? Beginning Fall 2005, students are charged $100 per semester credit hour for each course enroll in for a third time. The rule applies to courses you’ve taken or attempted since September 2002. i.e. If you enrolled in a course, received an F; enrolled in the course a second time, withdrew from the class; and are now registered a third time, you will see an additional fee of $300 in addition to the cost of the course. Assessment of the repeat fee is irrespective if you need the course for your degree plan or you’ve already earned your bachelor’s at UTEP. What is the Six-Course Drop Limit? Under section 51.907 of the Texas Education Code, beginning Fall 2007, all fi rst-year students enrolled for the fi rst time at any Texas public college or university are limited to six course drops during their academic career. This includes student and faculty initiated drops and courses dropped at other Texas public institutions. This policy does not apply to courses dropped prior to census day or to complete withdrawal from all courses for the semester. First-time fi rst-year students must meet with their academic advisor (or department chair of their major if they do not have an advisor) before dropping a course. The advisor will determine if the drop will count toward the six-drop limit. Students are encouraged to discuss options with their professors, advisors and to make use of campus resources before deciding to drop a course. Once the six course drop limit has been reached, subsequent drops REGISTRATION INFORMATION will be recorded with grades of WF. For further information contact the Registration & Records Offi ce, 123 Academic Services Building, call (915) 747-5544, or go to http://www.utep.edu/register What is a Personal Identifi cation Number (PIN)? Students are required to have a 6-digit PIN to access TOUCHTONE online registration. The USER ID is the UTEP ID NUMBER, the PIN is a 6-digit unique number. For security purposes, students are encouraged to change their PIN periodically through TOUCHTONE or GOLDMINE. DO NOT USE YOUR BIRTHDAY. To obtain your initial PIN, contact the HELP- DESK at 915/747-5257, or go to hhtp;// www.utep.edu/register, and clck on FAQs How do I change my address? University correspondence will be sent to the current mailing address on fi le. Simply log onto Goldmine via my.utep.edu and follow the links Personal Information View/Update Address to make updates. You may also notify the Registration & Records offi ce of updates in person, by mail, fax @915/747-8764, or via email (registrar@ utep.edu) of a change in mailing address. If you notify the offi ce by mail or fax, be sure to sign your request and to include a clear copy of a current picture ID. Email requests are accepted only from your “utep.edu” email address. How do I change my name or social security number with UTEP? Students wishing to make any changes must come to the Records & Registration Offi ce with the following documentation: Name changes: Original or certifi ed copy of a marriage license, court order, divorce decree, or US Government-issued document (i.e. social security card, passport, visa, green card) AND a valid photo identifi cation card. Social Security Number changes: Current social security card and a valid photo identifi cation card. Where do I fi nd out about graduation procedures? Visit www.utep.edu/register for general information. Visit www.utep.edu/commencement for Commencement Information
HOW MANY HOURS SHOULD I TAKE? How many hours can I take at once? You are permitted to register each term for the credit hours listed below: Undergraduate Students Fall 21 credit hours Spring 24 credit hours (Combined terms), or 21 for Spring, or 6 for Wintermester. Summer 15 credit hours (Combined terms), or 9 for Summer, or 6 for Maymester. Graduate & Doctoral Students Fall 15 credit hours Spring 18 credit hours, including Wintermester Summer 9 credit hours How many hours is considered full-time? UTEP uses the following categories for enrollment verifi cation to fi nancial aid, loan agencies, insurance companies, scholarships, etc… Students are encouraged to enroll in the appropriate number of credit hours as required by applicable agencies or programs. UTEP recommends that VA students consult with the campus Veterans Affairs Offi ce. Those participating in the Career and Professional Development Services Cooperative Education Program and are enrolled only in a CO-OP course, will be classifi ed as full time for the semester/term. Undergraduate Students Course Enrollment Loads per Term Fall and Spring Full-time 12 or more hours 3/4 time 9-11 hours 1/2 time 6-8 hours Less than 1/2 5 or fewer Summer Full-time 6 or more hours 3/4 time 4-5 hours 1/2 time 3 hours Less than 1/2 2 or fewer Graduate/Doctoral Students Course Enrollment Loads per Term Fall and Spring Full-time 9 or more hours 3/4 time 6-8 hours 1/2 time 4-5 hours Less than 1/2 3 or fewer Summer Full-time 3 or more hours 1/2 time 2 hours Less than 1/2 1 or fewer If you are a graduate or doctoral student, the full time classifi cation applies to criteria for employment as teaching and research assistants and for receipt of stipends and scholarships. It represents a minimum standard and individual programs may require students to enroll in more hours to qualify for support. Master’s degree students who have completed all requirements for the degree except the second semester of the master’s thesis (5399) and who were full time students in the immediately preceding fall or spring semester are classifi ed by the Graduate School as full time if enrolled in 3 hours of thesis. This applies to a single fi nal semester only. Doctoral degree students who have completed all requirements for the degree except the dissertation (6398/6399 or 6320/6321) and who were full time students in the immediately preceding fall or spring semester are classifi ed by the Graduate School as full time in enrolled in 3 hours of dissertation. This applies to two fi nal semesters of dissertation work only. What do I do if I want to enroll in more than the maximum hours allowed? Students who wish to take an overload must obtain prior authorization. Undergraduate students should acquire approval from their academic dean. Graduate and doctoral students need approval from the Graduate Student Services Offi ce. A Course Waiver Form must be submitted to the Registration and Records Offi ce. What if I can’t register for the number of hours shown above? Course load conditions can be imposed by an advisor or dean in accordance with standards of Academic Performance. . PAGE TITLE Your Social Security Number (SSN) Mandatory disclosure of your social security number To comply with federal and/or state statutes, disclosure of your SSN is required of all students (except those international students with out one) & UTEP employees. If you are asked to disclose your SSN to UTEP, you will be notifi ed of the statutory authority under which your SSN is being solicited. Disclosure of your SSN is required for UTEP to report, calculate and track the following: • Providing enrollment information to State of Texas • Accounting for Federal Financial Aid awards to UTEP students as required by the Department of Education and state agencies • Reporting tuition and fee payments by students to comply with the Internal Revenue Service tax credit available under the Tax Relief Act of 1997; and • Processing employment and reporting compensation to the Internal Revenue Service, Social Security Administration (SSA), and other federal or state agencies. • Further disclosure of your SSN will be governed by the Texas Public Information Act, Texas Government Code, Section 552.001 et.seq. Additional information can be found at the following web sites: http://www.utsystem.edu/BPM/66.htm http://www.usdoj.gov/04foia/privstat.htm If you have questions, contact the Offi ce of the Vice President for Business Affairs. UTEP Indentifi cation Number In an effort to protect the confi dentiality of your Social Security Number (SSN) and deter identity theft on campus, The University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) assigns you a unique UTEP Identifi cation Number. This unique ID number is your key to all offi cial academic and business transactions on campus. It will also grant you access to valuable campus resources and services. If you have a student ID number that begins with a D00 or @00, those numbers have been replaced with your assigned UTEP Identifi cation Number. SCHEDULE OF CLASSES | Fall 2009 33
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