Changes to a class schedule after the initial drop/add period, including adding/dropping 4th quarter classes, require students to navigate to their "Class Schedule" in WesPortal and follow directions on how to correct their schedule. All requests will need to go through the workflow for consideration. Students will receive an email when the request is either fully approved and processed, or denied at any stage of the process. FACULTY can review pending requests by clicking on the link they receive via email or simply clicking this link.
CREATING YOUR PDF FILE AND PREPARING YOUR READER COPIES
Creating your PDF file: Please refer to GUIDELINES FOR CREATING A PDF FILE. You may be able to create the PDF file from your personal computer or you can use any Wesleyan lab computer. Additional information about submitting your PDF file in your portfolio will be sent to you. Please refer to the following document for your department's reader copy requirements: Reader Copy Requirements
Printing:
Be sure that the computer program you use to create your manuscript is supported by the computer/printer on which you will print your reader copies. You may use your own printer to produce your reader copies, print at a Wesleyan computer lab, or use an outside vendor. If you print the manuscript on your own and photocopy additional copies for readers, we suggest that you print the manuscript that will be used to produce your readers copies from the PDF file you will be submitting to ensure that the reader copies and the PDF version are identical.
Copying:
There are many places in Middletown for you to make the appropriate number of reader copies (keep the original for yourself). Do not wait until the day before theses are due, because 200 of your classmates need to make their reader copies too, and the copy shops get bogged down. Each copy should be identical to your original, meaning there should be a title page on each, etc.