The College of Natural Sciences provides a variety of services online which include:
If an undergraduate student wishes to enroll at another University during the Fall/Spring semesters a petition must be submitted and approved in order to transfer the class to UT.
Students who wish to take more than 17 hours a semester must meet with an advisor to get approval.
| Class Days | Process | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 1-4 | Add/Drop | Only registered and paid students |
| 5-12 | Add/Drop | add - go to the department offering the course drop - students may drop or change to pass/fail through the registration system |
| 13-20 | Auto Q drop | Obtain form from the advising office or NS Dean's Office |
| 21- (Fall-Mid October, Spring - Mid-March) | Q/F Drop | Obtain form from the advising office or NS Dean's office |
| After Q/F Drop period | Only Non-academic drops considered in NS Dean's office | Please see an Academic Advisor Immediately if you have Non-Academic Circumstances |
| Class Days | Process | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 1-2 | Add/Drop | Only registered and paid students |
| 3-4 | Add/Drop | add-go to the department offering the course drop - students may drop or change to pass/fail through the registration system |
| 5-10 | Auto Q Drop | Obtain form from the advising office or NS Dean's Office |
| 11-25 | Q/F Drop | Obtain form from the advising office or NS Dean's office |
| After Q/F Drop period | only Non-Academic drops considered in NS Dean's office | Please see an Academic Advisor Immediately if you have Non-Academic Circumstances |
Students on probation and dismissal may contact their advisor to discuss options. Depending upon individual circumstances students may also meet with a counselor in the Dean's Office
Students who go below a 2.0 overall UT GPA in the College of Natural Sciences must fill out a grade contract. The contract requires a student to:
IMPORTANT NOTE: If you feel that your probation status is unrelated to any academic concern (e.g. documentable, non-academic personal problem, etc.) make an appointment, as soon as possible, to see a counselor, 471-4536.
Please visit the Graduation Information page (within the CNS web site) for details regarding commencement.
The CS department checks for prerequisites for CS courses. A student must meet with Dr. Roger Priebe, the CS faculty advisor, in order to obtain a waiver if they do not meet prerequisites for a CS course. Dr. Priebe is located in TAY 2.112, and appointments can be made by calling (512) 471-9509. Transfer students must also meet with Dr. Priebe to determine which CS class they are eligible.
Undergraduates may not enroll in any CS course more than once without written permission from an advisor. No student may enroll in any CS course more than two times unless there are nonacademic circumstances.
Students may get permission to take 4 upper division CS courses by filling out the request form and turning it in to TAY 2.126. There are only two conditions that a student may be eligible to take 4 CS courses:
Undergraduates may request to take a graduate course. The minimum requirements to take a graduate course is an overall UT GPA of 3.0 and 60 hours of course credit. Information regarding taking graduate
courses and reserving the courses for graduate credit can be found at:
Graduate Work for Undergraduate Credit
CS students may pick up the form to request to take a graduate course in TAY 2.114.
Students may late add CS courses by picking up a form in TAY 2.126 in the Fall/Spring semesters from the 4th - 12 class days, and in the Summer from the 3-4 class days. The student must obtain the professor's signature and return to TAY 2.126 with the form in order to be added to an open section of a class.