Table of Contents
- Undergraduates and Their Advisors
- Outline of the Undergraduate Program
- Registration for Fall and Spring Terms
- Independent Activities Period (IAP)
- Summer Session
- Grades
- Regulations Pertaining to Classes
- Progressing Through MIT
- Special Programs and Situations
- Supplementary Programs
- Part-Time Study
- Academic Standards and End-of-Term Procedures
- Leave of Absence, Withdrawal, and Readmission Procedures
UPDATES & CORRECTIONS
May 2007
- as of this academic year, the Exploratory status of subjects may be considered in end-of-term review by the Committee on Academic Performance (CAP)
August 2006
- acronym for Student Support Services changed to S^3
- Academic Resource Center (ARC) renamed to Undergraduate Advising and Academic Programming (UAAP)
- 8.01T removed from list of possible subjects under the Science Requirement
- 21L.010 replaced with 21L.000 under list of CI-HW classes
- Physical Education Requirement updated with information regarding petitioning for an extension of the completion date
- text added to emphasize current immigration regulations for international students and how they affect course load and registration
February 2006
- Study Abroad Office established
- new Academic Integrity handbook for students
August, 2005
- Counseling and Support Services (CSS) renamed to Student Support Services (SSS)
- Financial Hold procedures changed, and CAP policy regarding late registration and retroactive credit added
- information added about removal of services from an individual who is on leave or withdrawn
- information added about a regular student taking less than a full-time load (below 36 units)
- information added about registration loads for special students
- change in procedure for Incomplete grade
- 8.011 added as science requirement subject
August, 2004
- U-Info web site available as a resource
- new Physical Education Registration System, web addresses, and room change for director to W32-297X
- Writing Across the Curriculum (formerly Writing Requirement) Office moved to 32-083
- two offices change their names: HASS Education Office (formerly HASS Office) and Careers Office (formerly Office of Career Services and Preprofessional Advising)
- The Guide to Independent Activities Period (IAP) published only on line
- deadline for submission of IAP grades changed to Add Date of the subsequent spring term
- unofficial transcripts are available for free from the Student Services Center, 11-120
- application for a Bachelor of Science Degree on-line through WebSIS
- expansion of information about Not-Registered Degree Candidates
- addition of Killam Fellowship Program for study abroad
- graduating seniors taking less than 36 units in the semester prior to graduation are no longer considered to be full-time. Their loads are calculated as for other undergraduates.
- expansion of information on medical withdrawal
August, 2003
- expansion of information provided on Sophomore Exploratory subjects, including guidelines and procedures for Exploratory subject declaration
August, 2002
- new ABC/no record grading system for second-term freshmen
- Sophomore Exploratory subjects to be implemented in 2003-2004
- Communication Requirement CI-M subjects are available
September, 2001
- new Communication Requirement
August, 2000
- (no changes recorded)
February, 2000
- new COC policies on dual degrees beginning March 3
- Residential Life and Student Life Programs has a new web site
August, 1999
- new Writing Requirement for incoming students
- revisions to IAP information
- +/- grading experiment now official policy
- Undergraduate Housing Office moved to E32-204
- links to new web pages available
January, 1999
- Counseling and Support Services, moved to 5-104
- Women Students, moved to 5-104
- Learning Disabilities, now located in 5-104
September, 1998
- Counseling and Support Services, temporary relocation to E19-215
- Registrar's Office, new office number, 11-268