Question

After drop/add is OVER, and you would like to withdraw from this course, which of the following is correct?

1) You can withdraw from the course without any penalty
2) You can withdraw from the course but there may be a penalty
3) You cannot withdraw from the course after drop/add is over
4) You can only withdraw from the course with instructor approval

Answer 1

After drop/add is over, you can withdraw from a course but there may be a penalty. It's essential to check with your school's policies and consult with your instructor or academic advisor before making a decision.

Step-by-step explanation:

After drop/add is over, you can withdraw from a course but there may be a penalty. This means that you can choose to no longer participate in the course, but there might be consequences such as a fee or a negative impact on your academic record. It is important to check with your school's policies and consult with your instructor or academic advisor before making a decision.

At ABC High School, the withdrawal rate from an elementary physics course is 30 percent for any given term. This statistic shows that a significant number of students choose to withdraw from the course after drop/add period.