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Student
Assistance Resources |
| The information below will aid you in helping your students navigate through their schooling at the University of Georgia. The following documents provide information on grade changes, withdrawal from classes, and other important procedures. |
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| Documents
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| Absence | Policy on absences. |
| Disability Resource Center | Browse this site to learn more about services and resources available to students with disabilities. |
| Division of Academic Enhancement (DAE) | DAE is a unit of the Office of the Vice President for Instruction. The DAE is designed to ensure that entering and continuing students have access to a wide range of services to support their academic endeavors. |
| Final exam changes | Aweb address that allows students to petition to change their final exam schedule if they meet certain criteria. |
 Grade
Change |
Lists instructions for students petitioning for a grade change. |
| Health Center | The University Health Center is a state-of-the-art outpatient healthcare facility offering services in internal medicine, orthopedics, as well as many other medical specialities. |
| Office of the Registrar | The Registrar is responsible for registering university students, reporting their grades, and maintaining their permanent academic records. |
| Student Affairs | Provides a summary of services offered by Student Affairs. |
| Student Support Services |
An explanation of Student Support Services. |
| Study Abroad | Visit the Office of International Education's website for information on study abroad opportunities. |
| UGA Bulletin | This is the official publication for academic matters of the University of Georgia. |
| UGA Writing Center | The UGA writing center offers tips, consultation, and workshops for both faculty and students to help improve writing skills. |
| Withdrawals | Offers policies, procedures, and guidelines on how students can withdraw from classes at UGA. |
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Sponsored
by Senior
Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost and coordinated by the Center for Teaching & Learning |
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