Early Alert

Occasionally you may receive an email from your Academic Advisor informing you that your professor has submitted an early alert on your behalf. These are timely notifications submitted independently by professors to let you know of a potential issue in a course. Early alerts can vary in the scope and range of detail provided by the professor. They are not limited to, but can include:

• Missing assignments
• Low test scores
• Inadequate participation
• Recommendations for tutoring

Your Academic Advisor can touch base with you on the nature of the alert, and discuss next steps to help you choose the best course of action for you and your individual needs. Remember, Early Alerts are not necessarily a reflection of your current grade in the course and are at your professor's discretion to submit.

• Academic Resources
  • SMART Center 
    Writing Center
    Supplemental Instruction
    Coles College of Business Tutoring Services

  • Tutoring for various STEM courses as well as some humanities and social science courses.

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    Writing help, topic development, thesis construction, organization, teaches skills in editing and
    proofreading.

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    Weekly study sessions in a variety of courses led by an SI leader in a small group setting.

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    Tutoring for ACCT (2101, 2102, 3100), ECON (2105, 2106, 2300, 3300), FIN 3100, MGT 3200.

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  • Foreign Language Resource Collection
    CCSE Tutoring Lab Center
    English Language Program
     PASS

  • Tutoring for 12 languages and foreign language placement testing services.

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    Tutoring for most CCSE introductory courses and most programming languages.

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    Tutoring in writing, grammar, reading, pronunciation
    conversation, and public speaking for those whose first language is not English.

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    Weekly 50-minute workshops will be hosted virtually on Microsoft Teams that cover Time Management, Study Skills, Test Anxiety, and Procrastination

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• How to Withdraw from a Course

  Withdrawing from a Class or Classes After Drop/Add

  After 11:45 P.M. on the last day to drop/add courses (see Academic Calendar for specific semester dates), there is NO refund for withdrawing from a course(s), which would still leave a student enrolled at KSU. The student must completely withdraw from ALL classes for the semester in order to receive a refund. [University System of Georgia Policy] To withdraw from a course(s), a student must complete an online withdrawal.
  Kennesaw State University reserves the right to change its fees, charges, rules and regulations at the beginning of any semester and without prior notice.

  Withdrawing from All Classes

  If a student withdraws from all classes after the last day of the drop/add period and before the “Last Day to Withdraw without Academic Penalty” for the specific semester, students are entitled to a partial refund of tuition depending on the percentage of the semester that has passed since registration. Please refer to the withdrawal dates and refund percentages by semester.

  Online Withdrawal Procedure

  To withdraw from a class or classes after the Drop/Add period has ended, complete the following steps:

  1. Go to Owl Express
  2. Log in with student NetID and password
  3. Select “Registration”
  4. Select “Class Withdrawal”
  5. Select “Proceed to Withdrawal Program”
  6. Select the class or classes from which to withdraw
  7. Print the confirmation page to confirm withdrawal.