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Dear Academic Students,
This semester, we use the same procedure from the previous semester for Course Withdrawal to best accommodate the current situation. For those who wish to withdraw from a course, please carefully read our advice and follow the instructions shown below.
■Deadline for a course withdrawal: Friday, November 6th by 5:00 pm
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE WITHDRAWING FROM A COURSE
- Before you make up your mind on withdrawing from a course, please make sure that you consult with your instructor to find the true status of your course progress. Your instructor may have a different view on your outcome of your final grade.
- No payment refunds (including time and efforts you have already invested).
- Your expected graduation term may be extended due to the shortage of credit hours by withdrawing from a course this term.
- The course level that you can register for may be affected.
- If you are on the school-sponsored visa, you may not reduce your workload below nine semester hours after withdrawing from one or more courses. If you also repeatedly withdraw from courses and slow down on your academic progress, you may increase the chance of not getting your student visa renewed by the Immigration Bureau.
- If you are receiving a G.I. Bill benefit, you should contact Student Affairs() for more information.
COURSE WITHDRAWAL INSTRUCTIONS
Instead of coming to the Academic Affairs office to pick up the withdrawal form, the students who wish to withdraw from a course may send an email request.
Please send your request to the following parties:
To: Academic Affairs ()
CC: Your Instructor and Academic Advisor
Required information to include in order to successfully withdraw from your course:
Full Name:
LUJ Student ID:
LUW Student ID:
Course Code and Section (e.g. GEN100.J1):
Title of course (e.g. Writing Workshop):
Credit hours (e.g. 1 cr., 3 cr., or 4 cr.):
Do you have a school-sponsored visa? (Answer by Yes or No):
Do you receive military benefits? (Answer by Yes or No):
Do you receive U.S. Financial Aid? (Answer by Yes or No):
Should you have any questions, please contact Academic Affairs at .
Academic Affairs
LUJ students,
Still considering what you want to do after graduating from LUJ? Why not join the upcoming Beyond Sessions dedicated to providing you with this kind of information and much more!
The sessions will cover topics such as campus life, affordability, programs/majors, and will even have a Q&A session.
For a schedule, please see below:
Lakeland University Wisconsin Day
Date: Oct. 12 Time: 1200-1300
*Joined by LUJ alumni who are currently attending LUW
CLICK HERE ON THE DAY TO ATTEND!
Virginia Wesleyan University Day
Date: Oct. 19 Time: 1900-2000
*Joined by VWU staff
CLICK HERE ON THE DAY TO ATTEND!
-Student Affairs
To All LUJ Academic students,
To All LUJ Academic Students,
Starting from the first day of the semester, Monday, September 7th at 8:30 am, Add/Drop period will start. If you wish to change your registration, please log into My.Lakeland as you usually do online registration for the subsequent semester.
Add/Drop period for the Fall 2020 semester:
START: 8:30 am on Monday, September 7th
CLOSE: 11:59 pm on Friday, September 11th
[IMPORTANT]
1. If there are available seats for the courses you are interested in, you can add the course and drop something instead.
(Note: You are NOT permitted to drop those required courses listed below that you have already registered unless it is a section change for the same course.)
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Writing Workshop |
GEN100 |
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Reading Workshop |
GEN101 |
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Composition I |
GEN110 |
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Composition II |
GEN112 |
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Foundations of Critical Thinking |
GEN130 |
2. Please let your advisor know for an approval every time you make a change to your registration on My.Lakeland. Your registration is NOT DONE yet until your advisor approves your course, which will change the course status under the “Course Schedule” section of My.Lakeland to Current from Reserved. Make sure to log in again some time later and check the status. If the courses have not been approved after 2 days, check with your advisor.
[For new academic students: Since your academic advisor will be assigned after Add/Drop period, please contact Academic Affairs for an approval if you make a change to your registration.]
3. No submission of Add/Drop form is needed.
If your intended course is still full on My.lakeland, there is an online waiting list and you can be on the list if you would like. The online waiting list, however, does not guarantee registration for classes and most students do not get into those waitlisted classes, please do not drop any courses you have registered at the time of signing up on an online waitlist.
Academic Affairs will contact you directly if a seat becomes available in the class you are waitlisted for. You must give Academic Affairs the confirmation by its deadline. Please keep checking your phone and LUJ email. Otherwise, all waiting lists will be cancelled on Monday, September 14th.
Academic Affairs
Dear EAP and Bridge students,
Fall 2020 EAP Class Schedule is now available on the Student Resouces page. Thank you.
EAP Affairs
Dear LUJ Academic Students,
Fall 2020 Academic Term Calender has been updated on the Student Resouces. Please go to the Student Resources page to view it or download a copy.
Academic Affairs
To LUJ students,
We have updated the LUJ COVID-19 Sanitizing Protocol on our Student Resources page. Please read it through and make yourself familiar with it!
Student Affairs
Dear EAP students,
Fall 2020 EAP Term Calendar is now published on the Student Resouces page. Please note that the classes will also be held on all national holidays.
EAP Affairs
To all Academic students,
It's time to get ready for the fall 2020 semester!
With the new semester just around the corner, we’re happy to announce some new and improved ways for you to order class textbooks.
This fall many textbooks will be available to you online, with options for either renting or purchasing the e-textbook versions. Please check the textbook information found on your course syllabus. Students will be responsible for purchasing or renting their own e-textbooks. The course syllabus is the only source you can view the book information, so please make sure to receive a copy in the first week.
The courses listed below are not available as e-books, so you will need to complete this online order form (https://forms.gle/hAgw9fGeiGWD9Hry5) by Friday, September 11th. LUJ will be happy to send you the traditional, hard-copy textbooks free of shipping.
・Elementary Japanese I (JPN101)
・World History I (HIS101)
・Interpersonal Communication (COM211)
・Principles of International Business (BUS284)
Special Notes (please read carefully!):
- Textbooks for GEN100 / GEN1101
GEN100 and GEN110 will use the same textbooks. If you already have textbooks from a previous Writing Workshop course, you do not need to order any books for GEN110.
- Textbooks for ART280 / CPS100 / WRT212
There are no required textbooks for these courses. Your instructor will provide details regarding reading-based content and assignments.
Thank you for your cooperation!
Admissions Office
Dear LUJ continuing students,
Starting from the next week, we will be mailing a new back sticker (for your student ID card) to students whose FA20 tuition payment is confirmed. The sticker verifies your enrollment in FA20 semester and will be sent to your current address.
Student Affairs
Current Students