The Action Items tab organizes action items by Financial Aid, Admission, and Onboarding types. This section will show all action items with details regarding the action required and the resolution.
You can view your course roster from a different report that displays the capacities set for the course section and more information about the students registered.
Students can drop their classes easily and instantly from their Academics app during open registration periods.
Once this change is complete, the student can see any dropped classes in a separate list below the current classes table. The student's current courses can also be viewed from their Profile, under the Academics section and the "Current Classes" tab across the top of the section.
Use the Troubleshooting Console to look at a single course section. Other potential issues preventing a student’s registration entirely that may need to be checked are:
Review the Registration Problem-Solving with Students job aid to learn more about effective troubleshooting with students during registration.
Faculty members who want to increase the capacity of a course they are instructing must email a request to registrar@fortlewis.edu.
The Teaching App will be the primary location for instructor reports and tasks in Workday.
Learn more about Completing Instructor Tasks in the Teaching App.
Instructors have the option, but not the obligation, to drop a student from a class if the student has missed at least one scheduled class during the first four days of the term. For courses that meet online, instructors must include the form of student participation in their syllabi that will be counted instead of physical attendance. If you want to drop a student based on this policy, please follow the instructions below by 4:00 pm on the first Thursday of classes.
Please direct any questions about this policy to .
Faculty will be notified when it is time to enter interim (mid-term) grades and final grades for their instructed courses for the current term.
The U.S. Department of Education (ED) requires students to be enrolled in a degree-seeking program for federal financial aid. Aid will only cover courses that are part of your official course program of study (CPOS), including Pell grants, FSEOG grants, Iraq and Afghanistan Service Awards, Direct Subsidized/Unsubsidized Loans, and PLUS Loans.
Enrolling in courses not required for your degree may reduce or cancel your financial aid, affecting your full-time enrollment status.
Learn more about how CPOS affects your federal financial aid
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Skyhawk Station staff will check you in and guide you to a self-service kiosk or connect you with a Skyhawk Specialist or Advisor.