The student is responsible for negotiating this arrangement with the instructor. Students who wish to appeal their final grade must file a written notice with the registrar at UCSB Extension within 30 days of the date grades were issued by Extension. The notice should indicate the nature of the dispute and should include appropriate supporting documentation. For further information about the grade appeal process, contact the UCSB Extension registrar. To change your credit or grading option, send written notice with payment included to the UCSB Extension Student Services Office.
Students are responsible for notifying the instructor of any change in credit or grading status.
Withdrawals from Credit Courses Students who wish to withdraw from a credit course may do so until the last class session without penalty providing they notify the instructor and the UCSB Extension Student Services Office in writing . If you are a matriculated student or an applicant for admission to the University of California, credit earned in undergraduate-level Extension courses is transferable. Only courses numbered from 1-199 will be considered for transfer credit. Grade points earned in Extension courses are counted for admission purposes but not after admission . Extension courses do not count toward the University of California residence requirements.