ALL CONTINUING UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS, DEDMAN GRADUATE, MEADOWS GRADUATE, COX GRADUATE (EXCEPT EMBA), PERKINS THEOLOGY, DEDMAN LAW, AND LYLE ENGINEERING GRADUATE (EXCEPT MILITARY AND NTU) STUDENTS
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degree requirements, and their academic performance.
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process the drop through self-service should that be
your decision. The consultation is advisory, and the
choice to drop a course is yours to make. If you
need assistance regarding your scholarship or other
aspects of being a student athlete, contact Dave Wollman,
Assistant Athletic Director for Student-Athlete
Development.
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International Students: If a drop will take you to
fewer than 12 hours, you should consult with the
International Center. After
consultation, the International Office must modify the
minimum hours in order for international UG students to
drop below 12 hours for the spring or fall term.
Failure to maintain full-time hours may result in
deportation.
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drop will take you to fewer than 12 hours, you should
consult with your financial aid adviser prior to
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will be able to tell you any effects the drop will have
to your aid. After the consultation, you can process a
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number (cell number if available), and emergency contact. Under Personal Information on my.SMU, all students must provide
accurate information as requested.
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student must check the appropriate box to indicate that the
information has been updated and verified. At that time, a date will
appear indicating that the information had been verified and/or
updated.
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accuracy of this information. If this information is not verified in
a timely manner, a HOLD might be placed on student accounts for any
future enrollment terms at SMU.
University policy requires that all students have current home
address (local), mailing address, and telephone information on file
as well as a cell number if available. Students may have other
address types on file, including a Residence Address where you are
currently living (street number, street name, city, state --- a
P.O.Box is not valid for this address type).
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS are required to have a home, mailing, and
residence address.
To update parent addresses, please complete the update form -
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updated for 24 hours.
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package, commuter meal plan, parking, pony express, sports
package, yearbook), you want to purchase as you enroll for your classes. To purchase Campus Essentials go to my.SMU.
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Financial Aid - UNDERGRADUATE
students who wish to receive Financial Aid for the 2015-16 academic year
must file an 2015-16 FAFSA and 2015-16 CSS Profile. UNDERGRADUATE
These forms need to be completed by APRIL 15th
for priority consideration. All other requested documents must be filed
no later than July 1st. (Includes Verification, Proof of Citizenship,
Non Custodial Parent information, etc.); Due to
the current economic climate, we are experiencing higher demand for
funds.Please respond promptly to
any and all Financial Aid requests. GRADUATE
students who wish to receive Financial Aid for the 2015-16 academic
year must file the 2015-16 FAFSA. ALL STUDENTS:Please
check your email frequently for updates or requests for additional
information from the Financial Aid Office. Award notifications will be
sent to your SMU email account in early June. Please remember all holds
must be cleared prior to enrollment.
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online by
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For further information on payment due date,
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date showing on the bill in order to avoid a late payment fee or
monthly 1.5% past due fee.
If you have questions concerning your student account or payment, please
contact Student Financials at 214-768-3417.
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University Registrar's Office by telephone: 214-768-2442, by fax:
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