Students interested in completing two bachelor's degrees concurrently (eg. BA and BSBA) should visit an advisor in our office prior to completing this concurrent degree form to understand the necessary requirements. This form must be signed by major advisors and returned to the Registrar's Office on the garden level of University Hall.

To change or declare a major/minor/degree, students will need to complete the Application to Declare or Change Undergraduate Degree/Major/Minor.  If students are updating their major or degree, they will need to receive a signature from a departmental advisor, whereas, no signature is needed to update minors.  Once completed, students need to submit their completed form to the Office of the Registrar in University Hall.   Note: Students must have a declared major by the time they have earned 75 credits.

To be assigned a major advisor, contact the academic advising contact in the relevant department found on this departmental and dual degree advising contact list.

Students should visit the Registrar's website for add/drop deadlines. Any courses dropped after week 1 will result in a W on a transcript. In weeks 1-5 students can drop courses via PioneerWeb. Dropping a course after week 6 requires an instructor's signature on an add/drop form. These forms can be found in the Center for Academic and Career Development underneath the bookstore. Students wanting to add or drop classes after week 8 must go through the Academic Exceptions process.

Students registering for 20 or 21 credit hours in one quarter need to submit a credit overload form. A cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher is required for approval. Students should be aware that any credits above 18 result in additional tuition charges. Contact the Bursar's Office for information about tuition and fees.

Students wanting to substitute or waive a course must fill out the course substitution or waiver form with approval from the dean, faculty member, or advisor. Forms should be returned to the Registrar's Office on the garden level of University Hall.

Students in good academic standing can seek permission to take a graduate level course (4000-4999) as an undergraduate. Signatures from the instructor, chairperson, Academic Advising office, and dean's office must be obtained on the request for graduate course as part of the undergraduate degree form before it is returned to the Registrar's Office on the garden level in University Hall.

Information about student abroad course approval can be found on the Study Abroad website. Students should obtain course approval for major, minor, and common curriculum courses from the appropriate academic department.

Students may meet with an Academic Advisor in Campus Life and Inclusive Excellence for support submitting an academic exceptions petition or understanding the process by visiting our office in Driscoll South, Suite 30, or contacting us at 303-871-2455 or advising@du.edu.

Please reference the Withdraw Checklist to insure that you understand the ramifications of withdrawing from the University of Denver for the term.

Students wishing to withdraw from ALL classes should submit an Request to Withdraw from DU through Pioneer Web. Students should use this form even if they are not registered. Students can find the form in the Student tab of PioneerWeb under the Advising & Registration Tools Box in the upper center part of the page:

Late Drop after Published Drop Deadline

Students should go through the Academic Exceptions process to drop classes after the published drop deadline.

Students returning from a CONDUCT SUSPENSION must also complete a Reentry from Conduct Suspension Form. 

Students returning from an ACADEMIC SUSPENSION must fill out a Reentry from Academic Suspension Form

All other students should email Michelle Hanson michelle.hanson@du.edu or registrar@du.edu in the Office of the Registrar for further assistance.

A student with a mental health and/or physical health condition may elect to apply for a Medical Leave of Absence from the University. The Medical Leave of Absence and Medical Reentry Policies describe the circumstances under which a student may request a Medical Leave of Absence and the procedures the student must follow.
Please visit the Office of Student Outreach and Support web page for more information and to submit a Medical Leave of Absence or a Medical Reentry.

• Please visit the Pre-Law Portfolio Page to begin your pre-law journey! 
• Access Pre-Law Instructions at Things to Do to Prepare for Law School

Contact the Pre-Professional Allied Health Advising Center  for more information.