If you tried to redeem or renew your domain name that is in Redemption Grace Period, but were unable to do so, the registrar may be in breach of the Expired Registration Recovery Policy.
Your registrar must provide three renewal notices and allow a domain in Redemption Grace Period to be redeemed or renewed. Contact your registrar to find out your options for cancelling removing your domain name registration. In many cases, your domain name will expire on its own if you do not pay your domain name's renewal fees. Remember, once you cancel remove a domain name registration it will most likely be made available for registration by someone else.
If you cancel a domain name or let it expire, it may be deleted by your Registrar. If deleted, the domain name will enter into a redemption period for 30 days, under which it remains available to restore.
If it is not restored, the domain name will enter into PendingDelete status for 5 days. After this period, the domain name will be released and made available for registration on a first-come-first-served basis. Depending on where the domain name is in its life cycle , you may not be able to register it elsewhere right away after cancellation or expiration.
To prevent unauthorized transfers of domain names, there may be certain time periods where the domain name is locked for your protection and, therefore, you will not be able to receive an immediate refund. Contact your Registrar about the terms and conditions of receiving a refund on your cancelled domain name registration.
Contact your Registrar if you would like to delete your domain name. Departments should not reserve centrally scheduled rooms for student organizations. There is no set limit to the number of rooms you may reserve in a week, although it is contingent upon the number of rooms scheduled for classes and other events.
If you choose to reserve more rooms during a one-week period, the first large room or the first two small rooms will be free of charge and the rest of the rooms will incur a rental fee. ASUA has a listing of approved clubs and their Presidents on their website. If you don't see your club on that list, or if you have other questions that cannot be answered by that list, you can call ASUA at Depending on how many requests we have received from academic departments and other clubs, the answer can be anything from a few hours to a few days.
This is one reason why we require the request to be submitted at least two weeks in advance- at busy times, it can sometimes take a week or more to process your request. You can let us know in the "Additional Information" box at the bottom of the request that you will need a high tech room. Once you receive confirmation of your reservation, you are responsible for contacting Classroom Technology Services CTS at They will take care of unlocking the equipment in the room to make it available for your use.
There are a few possible answers for this question. One reason this might happen is because the room already has a course or an event scheduled for that time. Another possibility is that you asked for a room that was too large or too small for the size of your event. We always look for available rooms that are the right size to hold the number of people you are planning for. Curricular Affairs routes each form to department and college level approvers, and other specialist approvers depending on the course type.
Department and college approval is required of both the offering department and any crosslisted or prerequisite departments. Once all necessary approvals have been granted including final approval by Curricular Affairs, the Office of the Registrar receives the form and makes the appropriate adjustments to the Course Catalog record. The effective date of new and updated courses depends on the date that final approval was granted; more information on Dates and Deadlines is provided on the Curricular Affairs website's Course Approvals page.
Once a Course Form is submitted, the person who submitted the Form can always sign back into the UAccess Administrative Login page and go to the corresponding type of Form that was submitted. Select the appropriate request type and search using either the transaction number or the Subject and Catalog number fields. Course routing information, including a full Comment history, is found at the bottom of each request form.
The Academic Organization four-digit number under the Offering tab in the Course Catalog will always give you the name of the department that owns the course. Course offering number one is usually the home department. Attributes are informational tags added to courses and sections, and in some cases may be used by students to filter classes in the Class Search.
They indicate special types of courses General Education, Writing Emphasis, Honors , as well as grading options and whether the course is crosslisted or mutually exclusive to another course. What is the difference between a single component and multiple component class? The components used at the UofA are colloquium, discussion, independent study, laboratory, lecture, seminar, studio, workshop.
A single component course uses only one of the components listed prior. A multiple component courses use 2 or more of the components, i. When should I use multiple components? Multiple components are used when an instructor would like to use different instructional methods to present course content.
General Chem uses a lecture component to present general knowledge and concepts and then a laboratory component to allow the supervised practical hands-on experimentation putting into practice the information being presented in the lecture materials.
What is Course Attendance? What is Room Characteristic Required? Delivered function of UAccess, not in use at UA. In order to be added to the Course Catalog, new courses must include a syllabus for review in the Course Management process.
Only for special topic courses Seminar, Colloquium, Symposium, etc where a student is achieving new learning outcomes every time they take the course. The semesters in which a course is typically offered but not necessarily restricting the department to offer them in these semesters only.
Serves as a reference for a student to plan their schedule ahead of time. The Description of the course is a succinct label of the course to identify it and is usually a shortened version of the long course title. Character limit is General Catalog contains all information regarding the setup and structure of the Academic side of the UA, with an emphasis on course policy that is maintained by Curricular Affairs.
Room and Course Scheduling uses the policies to setup courses in the Course Catalog once courses are approved by Curricular Affairs.
The Course Catalog is then used to build the official Schedule of Classes, with the approved "structure" and set-up of a section being pulled from the Course Catalog. Browse Catalog is open to the public, a more public friendly view to see what could be offered, and there are links to the Schedule of Classes for what will actually be offered, as well as when the course was previously offered. A specific code used to automatically enforce prerequisites for a course.
Restricts enrollment in a course to students with specific prerequisite coursework completed, in specific majors or student groups, or with specific placement exam scores. Requirement Groups are identified by a 6-digit number. The Long Course Title should give a short, general description of the subject matter covered. The character limit is Course Add, Modify, and Inactivate request form submissions are accepted throughout the year.
However, the effective date of new and updated courses depends on the date that final approval is granted; more information on Dates and Deadlines is provided on the Curricular Affairs website's Course Approvals page.
The approval route is built for each course depending on course type. Generally, course requests are routed to approvers in the following order:. Approval at departmental, college, and university levels is necessary to confirm all course offerings are in compliance with UA policies, and ensure course offerings align with departmental and college goals and standards.
All courses will provide options for students who are unable to come to campus due to illness or other temporary circumstances , as well as for graduate students who may need to remain remote for the duration of the semester. Undergraduate students planning to learn remotely online should enroll in Live Online or iCourses but can request a special exemption if needed for degree progress or completion.
Exceptions are not guaranteed and may not be possible for some courses. Students should connect with their academic advisor and review the information below on how to adjust their schedule. A variety of course formats will be offered for the spring term. Students will be able to create a schedule that meets their individual needs. You can adjust your selected classes through UAccess Student Center to meet your individual needs. Please connect with your academic advisor to determine what options will help you continue on your path to graduation.
The only options for fully remote or online are Live Online or iCourse formats. An increasing number of courses are offering a variety of course formats leaving the choice to the student as to which format best meets their needs. Generally no, a web cam turned on during class is not a requirement.
That said, consider simple etiquette practices in the digital learning environment such as muting the microphone when not speaking, evaluate your background and try to find a blank space to sit in front of as opposed to lying on a bed, for example. If the course is Live Online synchronous and you live in a different time zone, you may want to contact the instructor to let them know you are in a different one, especially if the difference in time will be significantly different than when the course is offered.
Most classes will start in a Live Online modality — please review the class details to see which on-ramp your class is assigned. Flex In Person courses normally require some level of on-campus engagement. The level of In-person meetings will vary by course as well as environmental factors. Students should check the D2L course site for guidance from the instructor prior to attending the class in-person. Click here for an overview on how to view the class details.
Consult with the schedule of classes to determine if the course is available In Person or Flex In Person. The Live Online format is a fully online course that is offered in a synchronous format. These are two distinct course formats. A significant number of courses offer both formats leaving the choice to the student as to which format best meets their needs. Review the course formats overview. View information on equipment checkout, computer labs, software and WIFI hotspots. Due to the evolving nature of situation, some classes may still have updates prior to the beginning of the semester.
Students are encouraged to check their schedule and connect with your advisor again as the start of term draws closer to make sure your schedule continues to align with your needs and preferences. All other policy adjustments during the Spring semester were a one-time exception. Yes, for the Spring term; an earned Pass grade will satisfy program requirements the same as if the course was passed as regular grading.
The applicability of the course towards requirements does not change ie — the class would have to count for that requirement as regular graded. This policy is for all classes taken as regular grading, for all students, in all academic career levels, for all program requirements.
For a student who chooses this option and earns a Pass equivalent to A, B, or C those units will count toward degree completion, but will not affect GPA. A course that was initially letter-graded A, B, C but converted to Pass for Spring will count toward required letter-graded units. Students are able to update this grading basis through UAccess student.
Please review the h elp guide to make a change or a video walking through the steps. Many institutions, including our AAU peers, are adjusting their grading policies for this term and providing similar notes.
The Graduate College at the University of Arizona will calculate the GPA for students seeking graduate admission using only letter-graded courses. However, for the Spring term, the credit units accrued for courses in which a student earned a Pass "P" will be included. This allows us to count the "P" grades toward the units required to calculate admission without affecting the GPA.
We will not count "F" grades toward the required units. Eligibility for continuing students will be evaluated as normal, based on cumulative University of Arizona grade point average and cumulative units completed by the end of the academic year.
Review terms and conditions for your specific scholarship s. Faculty will be able to enter grades directly through the instructor center as typical. View the resource guide. JD students should contact Mike Brooks brooks arizona. This option is at the discretion of the student. Please note this excludes students in the JD program in the James E. Rogers College of Law". Students must still meet the transfer honors admissions requirements. Grades of "P" or "S" or equivalent can be used toward unit requirements to be considered a transfer student but will not calculate into the Honors Admissions GPA requirement.
Transfer students applying to programs with additional specific requirements will need to meet all criteria outlined by the specific program in which they are applying.
Each academic program will support students by accounting for this exceptional situation when making decisions. Instructors will continue to have discretion on how grades are assigned as outlined in their syllabus or otherwise communicated to students. Students who do not earn an A or B in one of these courses will still have the course satisfy the gen-ed English requirement but will need to contact their advisor for their major on how the department expects majors to satisfy the MCWA.
Mid-Career Writing Assessment. Units earned as Pass in Spring will count toward the units required for Academic Distinction and Graduation with Academic Distinction eligibility, but as the units will not carry GPA value, the student will need to have otherwise met the appropriate GPA requirements.
Academic Distinction Graduation with Academic Distinction. Students will otherwise need to earn the appropriate number of units and GPA to receive the honor. Dean's List. The University will accept COVID Pandemic impacted transferable coursework from all in-state, out-of-state, international and private institutions where grades of "P" or "S" or equivalent were awarded and can be used to meet degree requirements. Yes, for the Spring term only, an earned Pass grade will satisfy the prerequisite requirement for future classes.
Yes, after the extended deadline, students can still appeal for a late withdrawal through the Late Change Petition process. There is not currently a maximum withdrawal allowance for graduate students. However, withdrawals may negatively impact their time to degree and satisfactory academic progress. Moreover, graduate students must be enrolled in minimum units to maintain funding, graduate assistantships, and visa eligibility and are encouraged to communicate with the Graduate Program Coordinator or Director of Graduate Studies before withdrawing from a course.
Review the continuous enrollment policy online. Deadlines will be updated on the Dates and Deadlines page. Any course withdrawn during the Spring term will be excluded from the unit maximum for undergraduate students. The GRO option is for when a course from this term is repeated; you will need to complete the course this term, enroll in the course in a subsequent term, and then choose the GRO option within the deadline.
Graduate students are not eligible for grade replacement opportunity GRO. However, the Graduate College will include Spring as an extra semester for graduate students seeking Academic Renewal. Normally, a graduate student can petition for Academic Renewal for up to 4 consecutive semesters. A student may also include Spring for consideration above and beyond the 4 semesters currently allowed. See the current academic renewal policy. Yes, classes in Spring can be GROed in future terms without counting toward the GRO limit until a student has earned 59 units, even if the student has already used their 3 GRO attempts.
Students who are in academic eligible status will remain so for the Fall academic term. Academic eligibility is the policy for if an undergraduate student is able to enroll in classes at the University. Each department and college retains the ability to determine if a student can remain in their program, although all are encouraged to work with students to be successful through this unprecedented time. Graduate students currently on academic probation will have an additional semester to raise the graduate GPA and will NOT be dismissed at the end of Spring The deadline to increase graduate GPA to 3.
See current academic probation policy and satisfactory academic progress policy. Please note that all other requirements for degree completion e.
Graduate deadlines. All Spring exams and defenses must be held remotely. You may use telephone or computer-assisted remote meetings. We also strongly encourage you to plan remote exams and defenses for Summer terms.
Regardless, please follow current University policy on gatherings and spatial distancing. Covid updates. For Spring and Summer , you do not need to request special permission for all participants to attend remotely. This extension would allow for 6. Normally, Doctoral students must complete all degree requirements e. This extension would allow for 5. Yes, the Incomplete policy allows for an extension of up to one additional year with instructor and dean approval.
Students who need an extension should complete the Petition for Extension of Coursework for an Incomplete Course. Faculty and students should review the policy and procedure and use this option sparingly, as has always been its intent. Classes that have a meeting pattern can choose to continue to meet synchronously during this time period, being flexible for time zone and other considerations.
If a course that has transitioned to remote would like to not hold an asynchronous final, the faculty should follow the approved policy for Online Final exams:. Yes, common final exams can still occur at the same day and time — if academic units would like to adjust or eliminate their common final exam, please contact rcshelp arizona.
If a final exam is to be given during a synchronous meeting it is to occur following the Final Examination Schedule. Please see your advisor as your college will need to increase the maximum number of units you may enroll in. Learn more about changing your major. Contact the offering department. Learn how to GRO a course. Learn more about course descriptions. To add a class that is full, you need to have the instructor's approval. Today, instructors can enter a student ID number in their Instructor Center to give you electronic permission to enroll.
You complete the enrollment process in your UAccess Student Center prior to the permission expiration date. Consult with your academic advisor about registering for a comparable class.
Learn more about withdrawals. If you have any further questions, you can call UA Admissions at Do you qualify for Back2UA? If so, you do not need to apply for re-admission. If you believe you qualify, the first step is to contact your academic advisor. He or she will help you assess your previous coursework and develop a plan to jump right back in. After meeting, your advisor can release the advising hold that will allow you to register along with your class during priority and open registration.
Contact your advisor. Not sure if you meet the Back2UA requirements? Learn more about dates and deadlines. This is a restricted entry class, and is usually accompanied with this statement: Contact department dept abbreviation for registration.
Click on the department abbreviation for contact information. Notification is sent to students via official UA email and is available online.
Students have a right to file a complaint with the U. Student Privacy Policy Office U. The University may disclose to third-parties any student information that it has designated as directory information, provided that the student has not restricted such information from disclosure.
Students must request a restriction through UAccess, which will remain in effect until the student requests a change for more information, see the tutorial.
Students who wish to restrict their names should realize that their names will not appear in the commencement bulletin and other university publications. Also, third parties will be denied any of the student's directory information and will be informed that we have no information available about the student's attendance at UA.
Students who wish to have specific directory information released may do so by providing a written authorization to the Registrar's Office. FERPA applies to all educational agencies or institutions that receive federal funding for any program administered by the Secretary of Education. FERPA also applies to private entities that contract to perform services for the University that it would otherwise undertake to perform on its own; in such cases, the private entity must observe the same FERPA protections applicable to the University.
FERPA grants adult students 18 and older the following rights:. In general, the university will not release "personally identifiable information" from a student's education record without the student's prior written consent; however, FERPA allows disclosure without student consent under the following circumstances:. Learn more about viewing grades.
Please contact your department scheduler for assistance. Courses such as directed research, dissertation or a thesis are for ongoing projects. Students are likely to enroll in multiple units across multiple terms. The grading of these types of units must follow the grading basis of the course, usually SPF. It is extremely important that students receive a grade for each semester of work toward their projects. Per policy, instructors have 48 hours after the final has been administered.
Review our Reporting Final Grades page for information. Learn more about grades. By default, UAccess Instructor Center only shows 20 rows at a time. You will need to make sure you are viewing all rows; use next arrow to see the other courses listed. Yes, but you will have to change your degree date to the term in which you will complete the coursework for that course.
All coursework required or elective must be complete on the day before the graduation date. Taking an incomplete in a course in your final semester means that you did not finish all coursework in time for your degree date. However, a transfer cannot be denied due to non-payment of this transfer fee. There are other reasons your registrar can deny transfer request. See FAQ 8 above for more information. If you think your request to transfer your domain name was inappropriately denied or you do not agree with the reason if any provided by your current registrar for denying your request, you should then submit a formal Transfer Complaint with ICANN.
You have the right to transfer an expired domain. Registrars are not allowed to deny a transfer due to expiration or nonrenewal, unless you haven't paid for a previous registration period. However, if the current registrar has begun to delete your domain i. This may result in an additional fee, sometimes referred to as a redemption fee. If you are listed as the Registrant for the domain name, you may ask your new registrar of choice to send the required Form of Authorization to you rather than the listed Administrative Contact.
You may also update the data associated with the domain name and name a different Administrative Contact. Some registrars offer an online interface tool for you to manage this data yourself; others can make these updates if you contact their customer service.
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