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Department and University Forms

About the various forms used in the Department of Economics

Economics 145: You cannot add Econ 145 through MySacState. The Department will add students to the section of their choice - if a 145 petition is submitted. You must fill out the petition completely. If you decide not to take the course in the semester in which you filled out the petition - or if you need to repeat the course, you need to fill out another petition. Forms are collected for the purpose of adding a student to Econ 145 for the current semester and are not kept on file.

Economics 195/295: Internships can count for 1-3 units of credit toward the Economics Major. However, Econ 295 cannot count as an elective without the approval of the Graduate Coordinator. Please read more about Internships in the Department of Economics.

Incompletes: Incomplete grades or "I" grades are not automatic. You must speak to your instructor and have an incomplete petition filed with the department in order to receive an incomplete. To qualify for an "I," you must be passing the course and have a justifiable reason for not completing the course by the end of the semester.

About Adds & Drops: Students may drop themselves using MySacState for the first two weeks of the semester (In some cases, you may still be able to add a class). However, for a majority of courses, you must petition to add after the first day of instruction. Beginning the third week of the semester - you must petition to add or drop through an academic department. After the fourth week of the semester (Census Date) - adds are not allowed unless there is a compelling reason beyond the control of the student. Drops after the fourth week require Instructor and Department Chair signatures. Drops after the sixth week require Instructor, Department Chair and College Dean signatures.

Fall 2009 Deadlines Registration is unavailable Aug.1st - Aug. 9th. Registration available Aug. 10th-27th. Aug. 26th - academic year begins. August 31st - First day of classes.

Spring 2010 Deadlines Nov. 23rd-Dec.18th Spring registration; Dec.19th-Jan. 5th Registration unavailable; Jan.6th-Jan. 21st change of schedule resumes. Jan. 20th semester begins, Jan. 25th first day of classes.

Fall 2009 Dates to Remember Sept. 7, 2009 - Labor Day - Campus Closed;Sept. 28 - Census Date;Nov. 11 - Veteran's Day - Campus Closed; Nov. 26-27 - Thanksgiving; Dec. 11, 2009 - Last day of instruction. Final Exams begin Saturday, December 12, 2009 - December 18, 2009; Commencement: December 18, 19, 2009.

Spring 2010 Dates to Remember Martin Luther King Day: January 18, 2010 - campus closed; Census Date: February 19; Spring Recess, March 29th-April 4th, Cesar Chavez Day: March 31st - campus closed; Last day of instruction: May 14th; Final Exams begin Saturday, May 15th - Friday May 21st. Commencement: May 21st, 22nd. Grades due: May 25th.

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