Applications for Dropping or Changing Elective Courses for Associate and Bachelor's Degree Students

Applications to drop or change elective courses in associate and bachelor's degree programs  will be accepted online via SDUNet between September 7-9, 2026  .

Students must complete their applications within the specified dates by following the steps outlined below. 

Important:  Except for courses where attendance requirements have been met, requests for courses with scheduling conflicts will not be accepted.

 

Student Application Process Steps

Please follow the menu steps below to complete your application process:

SDUNet → Applications → SDU Forms → Student Process Forms → Associate/Bachelor's Degree → "Add/Drop Elective Courses"

On the page that opens, click the " Add/Drop New Elective Course Application " button.
To drop or change a course from your list of courses, click the " Select " button next to the course and transfer it to the application field.
Select the course information to be added from the relevant fields. If the course is not in the list, use the " Add Course Manually " option.
Check the information you entered and click the " Save " button.
 

Submitting the Application for Approval:

Submit your draft application to the Department Head for approval by following these steps: " Actions > Send for Approval"
. Please note: Applications submitted for approval cannot be edited again.

For detailed on-screen instructions and step-by-step process tracking, please refer to the Add/Drop Elective Course User Guide . 

 

Evaluation of Applications and Processing them into the Student Information System:

Applications to drop or change elective courses, which have been evaluated and deemed appropriate by the relevant committees, will be processed into the student information system by the unit's student affairs office on  September 11, 2026 .

 

University Common Elective Course Withdrawal or Change Procedure:

Students who are taking a University Common Elective Course (UOS) for the first time, or who wish to take a new course to replace an existing UOS course due to its closure, can apply to have one of their preferred courses added from the list available at the following link.

Click here for the list of closed courses and courses open for course addition requests (UOS).