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    Withdrawal

    Withdraw from Morehouse

    When a student finds it necessary to discontinue college work (during the period after add/drop and the last day to withdraw) the student can submit a  to process the complete withdrawal. The student must clear all accounts, e.g., financial, housing, bookstore, etc.

    Grading will be done on the following basis:

    • The transcript of a student discontinuing studies for the specific term before the Add/drop deadline, the student record will list no courses for that term.
    • The transcript of a student withdrawing (during the period after add/drop and the last day to withdraw) will contain ���W��� grades for each course.
    • When a student leaves the College at any time during a term without submitting a Course Withdrawal Form and without clearing all College accounts, the student will receive a grade of ���F��� in all courses.
    • Further, he will forfeit all rights to a statement of honorable dismissal, thereby jeopardizing the student���s re-entrance into the College or transfer to another accredited institution. 


    A student may withdraw on a voluntary basis, for medical reasons that are documented and supported by the Morehouse���s physician/Wellness Center, or he may be directed by an administrator to withdraw for either academic or non-academic reasons.

    Voluntary Withdrawal 

    In cases of voluntary withdrawal, it is the student���s responsibility to file a notice of withdrawal in the Office of Records and Registration by submitting a Course Withdrawal Form. Failure to do so will result in ���F��� grades for the term and no appeal will be honored after the term has ended.

    Medical Withdrawal 

    Upon the recommendation of Morehouse���s physician or a student���s personal physician, a medical withdrawal may be granted and initiated by Morehouse���s physician. Morehouse���s physician must email the Office of Records and Registration upon immediate receipt of the student���s recommendation to withdraw. The recommendation of Morehouse���s physician is required before the student can be considered for re-admission.

    Directed to Withdraw

    We reserve the right to direct a withdrawal of any student who violates its rules and regulations or the rights of others, or whose conduct or presence constitutes in any way a risk to the health, safety or general well-being of the community. An administrator must notify the Office of Records and Registration with all pertinent information regarding the withdrawal.