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• Office of the Registrar Western Michigan University
  1903 W. Michigan Ave
  Kalamazoo MI 49008-5256
  (269) 387-4300
  Registrar's Office

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The Office of the Registrar

About the Office of the Registrar (who, what, where, and why)

What's new?

• Deans List updated to include Summer I students
• Put a WMU license plate on your vehicle.
• Online view of Course Offerings with real-time seat availability
• Western Edge -WMU's compact with incoming students

Registration and term information

Don't be confused about the academic and financial aid terminology used at WMU, find out what it all means.

• Summer I/II 2008
• Registration information
• Fall 2008
  • Registration information
  • Final exam schedule
  • Registration calendar (priority calculated by completed credit hours)

Dates and deadlines

See Academic Calendar for more detail

Summer II
Jun 26	classes begin 8 a.m.
Jul 2	Summer II last day to drop/add/change for 100% tuition refund
Jul 4	Independence day (University closed)
Jul 4	late add fee begins
Jul 8	last day to receive 50% tuition refund for complete withdrawal
Jul 21	last day to receive 25% tuition refund for complete withdrawal
Jul 21	last day to withdraw from Summer II classes
Aug 1	final day to apply for December graduation
Aug 15	Summer II session ends
Aug 19	Summer II grades due at noon

Classroom Fixit!

Thinking of switching majors and/or minors?

Through GoWMU students can use a tool to view their progress toward their degree by comparing completed coursework with their declared program of study. The report shows degree requirements that are met and those yet to be completed.

Students can try a 'what-if' analysis to see what impact the changes will make in their requirements toward a degree should they switch majors or minors..

This resource aids and complements but does not replace academic advising and the graduation audit process. Students still need to file an audit to apply for graduation.

Direct questions about the Progress to Degree evaluation to the Office of the Registrar at registrar-progress@wmich.edu

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