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PETITION   F O R M

A student wishing to file a petition must complete this form and provide a complete and concise statement of the problem and requested relief.

It is important that all pertinent facts be included. Completed forms will be sent to the Registrar's Office. To facilitate this request, please check the appropriate reason for the petition. Failure to follow these instructions will delay action on your request.

 
*Name
*Class Yr.
*Student ID
*Address
*City
*State
*Zip
*Email
*Confirm Email
*Home Tel.
Cell Tel.
Work Tel.
 
Please select one of the following and enter course name, if appropriate.
 
* Semester         

Since SUMMER was chosen above: Day students enrolling in more than 5 credits or Evening Students enrolling in more than 6 credits must agree with employment statement below.

          20 Hour Work Week Maximium

 
 
† Day students requesting waiver of 15 credit maximum. No student will be permitted to enroll in more than 16 credits in a semester.

Please include course that places you in overload.
 
 
†Evening student requesting waiver of 12 credit maximum. No student will be permitted to enroll in more than 12 credits if employed in more than 20 hours per week. Statement of employment hours must accompany petition.

I will not be working more than 20 hours per week during the semester for which I am requesting to enroll in 13 credits.

Please include course that places you in overload.
 
 
Permission to enroll in a course in the opposite division.

Please include course, section, and title.
 
 
Division Transfer

Evening to Day
  No Student will be permitted to transfer to the Day Division if employed more than 20 hours per week. A statement of employment must be included in the Reason for Petition section below.
Day to Evening
 
 
Other
 
 
‡ STATEMENT: REASON FOR PETITION
  *Required*
 
†CAUTION: Students who receive permission to overload credits in a semester may not use excess credits to reduce credit in a subsequent semester.

‡ All petitions must include a concise statement of the problem and the requested relief.
 


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