This is to inform you of the course withdrawal process for the Spring Semester of 2025. Please refer to the attached manual and FAQ for further details.

 

A. Course Withdrawal Schedule for Spring 2025

1)  Student Application Period: From Tuesday, March 25, 2025, at 10:00 AM ~Until Thursday, March 27, 2025, at 9:00 AM (Week 4 of the semester)

2)  Third Round of Course Cancellation: Thursday, March 27, 2025, at 5:00 PM

Courses with zero enrolled students after withdrawal will be canceled in the 3rd round

 

B. Withdrawal Credit Limit: Up to 9 credits per semester may be withdrawn

 

C. Withdrawal Procedure

1)      Access path: KU Portal → Registration/Graduation → Grades Inquiries→ Course Withdrawal Application

2)      No separate approval is required; students must apply and confirm on their own

3)      During the withdrawal period, students may retract a withdrawal application

4)      After the withdrawal period ends, all submitted requests will be finalized as is

 

D. Important Notes

1)      Carry-over of Withdrawn Credits: Credits from withdrawn courses cannot be carried over to increase the course load limit in the next semester.

2)      For students in extended semesters, withdrawn credits do not affect tuition calculation or lead to tuition reduction.

3)      Non-withdrawable Courses:

a)   Freshman mandatory courses with batch registration

b)   Lab/practical courses and flexible semester designated courses

c)   Other courses requiring team projects or that have specific instructional purposes

4)      If course withdrawal causes a student to fall short of required credits:

a)   Graduation requirements may not be met

b)   The student may become ineligible for academic honors (e.g., Dean’s List)

c)   The student may be disqualified from applying for credit overload in the next semester
⇒ It is important to review all related regulations in advance.

5)      Course withdrawal may result in ineligibility for scholarships (such as the National Scholarship) due to failure to meet the required number of completed credits. Check the criteria for each scholarship carefully.