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You may register for up to 8 summer credits without submitting this Credit Overload Petition. If you would like to take over 8 credits, submit this petition and Skyhawk Station staff will register you for the additional classes. 

Important dates for financial aid, registration, course withdrawal, and more.

Instructors can give Registration Overrides for your courses. An instructor override can allow a student to register for a course if:

• They have not satisfied the prerequisites
• The course requires instructor's permission
• And/or if the student does not satisfy a class (first-year, sophomore, etc.) or there is a significant restriction. 

Starting the first week of the term, the override includes an Override for Capacity.

Talk with your instructor about overriding the registration.

The Course Catalog outlines, in detail, the requirements for the degree and certificate programs offered at Fort Lewis College.

Your academic advisor can help you plan your courses, register, and create your graduation plan. Advisors can also help you tackle registration challenges and work through academic warnings and other events affecting your academic standing.

You can change your major, minor, concentration, certificate, and/or catalog year anytime.

As you register for your final courses to fulfill degree or certificate requirements, submit an Application for Graduation. All degree- and certificate-seeking students must apply to graduate. 

Application deadlines:

• Fall Graduation (December): May 1
• Spring Graduation (May): December 1
• Summer Graduation (July): December 1

Graduation is a time to celebrate your achievements with family and friends as you move on to your next phase of life.

Many appeals allow you to request a review of a decision that affects you academically or financially.

Learn about student billing, payment options, setting up authorized users to access your accounts and more.

Understanding the college's policies can help you resolve problems.

FLC integrates Federal government principles into our financial aid rules, policies, and procedures.

1. To the extent that they are able, parents should and will pay for the education of their children;
2. Students also must assume responsibility for a reasonable portion of their educational expenses; and
3. The family's financial circumstances should be evaluated consistently and equitably while recognizing that special circumstances can and do alter a family's ability to contribute to the student's education.

The college has a number of policies related to billing and payment. 

The College has several refund polices related to Financial Aid, overpayments, withdrawals, etc. 

The College has several policies related to dropping courses and withdrawing.