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The "Student" tab of My Cedar Crest is your home for information from the departments that are key to your educational experience.  By using the folder links on the left, you can access detailed information and forms from the Registrar's Office, Student Accounts and Financial Aid.
 
To access schedule and grade information once logged in, select the Registrar's Office folder on the left, then click the "Courses and Grading" header.
 
You can also use the Course Search feature on the right to browse the course offerings and, once logged in, register right from here. 

Maintenance emergencies (burst pipes, electric outages, etc.) should be reported to ext. 3450. Custodial emergencies (spills, etc.) should be reported to ext. 3592.

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Students who choose to withdraw from Cedar Crest College should consult with Academic Services and a faculty advisor. Academic Services can be reached at 610/606-4628 or advising@cedarcrest.edu.The withdrawal process begins with the completion of the Withdrawal Application (link below). After completing the application, withdrawing students will be contacted for an exit interview. Withdrawal from Cedar Crest College will be official upon completion of the exit interview.

Degree-seeking (matriculated) students who find it necessary to interrupt their college studies for a term or more may apply for an official three-year leave of absence. Within 3 years of the student's official date of separation, the student must have accomplished one of the following steps: return to classes, submit a letter of intent to register for the upcoming term, register for the upcoming term, or request an extension of the leave of absence.

If matriculated students request and are granted an official leave of absence of up to three calendar years, they are not required to reapply for matriculation when they re-enroll at Cedar Crest. Students who re-enter the College after a leave of absence greater than three years, a withdrawal, or any absence not formally approved, as described above, must meet the liberal arts requirements and major requirements in effect at the time of their re-enrollment in order to graduate. Please consult the College catalog for more information.

In order to withdraw officially from Cedar Crest College, a student must complete a process that begins with this form and ends with an exit interview. Official withdrawal prior to the official deadline for course withdrawal will result in all course work in progress being graded W (not computed into grade-point average). Withdrawal after the official deadline for course withdrawal requires completion of the process for administrative withdrawal (contact Academic Services). Unofficial withdrawal from the College at any time may result in all course work in progress being graded F. If the student re-enters the College to continue the major after an unofficial withdrawal, the student will graduate according to liberal education requirements and major requirements in effect at the time of re-enrollment.

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