If you are unable to process a 'drop' yourself, contact the instructor, the department, or your College. Grades are not given out by the Literature department. Please check the Schedule of Classes or with the Registrar's office to find out when grades will be recorded and available to students. The best way to receive early information about a final grade is to give your course instructor a self- addressed, stamped postcard or envelope with a request to have your grade mailed to you. The staff can answer questions about this policy.
Materials are generally available beginning two weeks after the end of the quarter.
If you have a question about a grade received, please see the instructor. The department's policy is that grades are assigned at the sole discretion of the instructor. If your address, phone number, name, or any other critical item of information changes, please notify the Registrar's office, which maintains the student information data base. All enrolled students are entitled to free word processing accounts through the University's instructional computing facility. The final exam schedule is posted on the Literature department bulletin board in the foyer of the Literature building at the beginning of the 9th week of classes.