Office of the Registrar
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Course Registration

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Add/Drop a Course

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Add/Drop Process

 

 

Pass/No Pass or Audit Form

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During the add/drop period you may elect to change the method in which you will be graded to Pass/No Pass or Audit.

If you wish to take a course pass/no pass (P/NP), you must obtain the permission of your advisor. Please be aware that non-PEAC courses taken Pass/No Pass can only be used for elective credit.

If you wish to audit (AU) a course, you must obtain approval from the instructor and your advisor. Courses which are audited receive no grade and no credit, but the usual tuition will be charged.

Pass/No Pass or Audit Form

Registration for Professional and Continuing Education (PACE)

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If you're interested in taking courses at UVM without applying for a degree program, you can do so through PACE. Registration is quick and easy online or, if you prefer, a downloadable form is available.

Registration dates vary from semester to semester so be sure to review the most current registration schedule.

Professional and Continuing Education Registration (PACE)

Student and Academic Records

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Catamount Core and General Education Transfer Credit Request

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Transfer Credit Request Form

Change of Student Status

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Please note that this form is for Undergraduate students only who are seeking a leave of absence or a complete withdrawal from UVM.

Leave of Absence or Withdrawal Request

 

Check Your Degree Audit

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Degree Audit (myUVM)

Credit by Examination

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If you are a degree-seeking student, you may be eligible to receive credit for a course by taking a special examination and paying the examination fee ($50 per credit hour). This process is available only for specific courses and you must receive approval from your advisor, the department of the course for which you wish to receive credit, and your Dean's Office in order to be eligible.

While there are no specific deadlines for credit by examination, you must take the exam during the semester in which you wish to receive the credit. Be sure to be in contact with the department administering the exam to ensure that you meet any specific departmental deadlines.

Credit By Examination Form (PDF)

 

Declare or Change Your Major, Minor, Concentration, or College

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For undergraduate students only.

Declare or Change Your Major/Minor/Concentration or College

Diploma Request

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Note: It may take our office up to 10 business days to process and mail reprinted diplomas.

If you would like a copy of your diploma, you may request one by clicking on the Diploma Request button. You will be charged a fee of $35 per additional copy. Once we have received your request, you can expect to receive your diploma in approximately three weeks.

If you have any questions about ordering an additional copy, or concerning the diploma you received,  email Rhonda Hayward (rhonda.hayward@uvm.edu) or call (802) 656-2045.

Diploma Request

 

FERPA Disclosure

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FERPA Disclosure (webform)

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You can update your name or ID on your educational record to reflect a legal change by completing this form and mailing, faxing, or bringing it to our office with two acceptable forms of identification. Acceptable forms of identification include a driver’s license, a marriage certificate, a social security card, a passport, or a court document.

Learn about designating a lived name and pronouns.

Name Change Form (PDF)

 

Residency and Other Requirements

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Residency Application

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Completed applications for in-state status should be returned to: University Residency Officer, 85 So. Prospect St., 360 Waterman, Burlington, VT 05405

In general, applications are reviewed within two to three weeks, at which time a written decision will be mailed to the student applicant. If the Residency Officer finds a student's classification to be out-of-state, the letter will include information about the University's residency appeal process. The final decision regarding tuition status rests with the Residency Office. Applicants for In-State Status may re-apply for a determination in subsequent semesters, but may file only one application per term.

Residency Application (PDF)