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Questions should be directed to mathcs@davidson.edu
If you would like to request to be added to a course that is already full, complete this request form for Math and Computer Science courses. While you wait for a response, continue to try to add the course during the add/drop period if a seat becomes available.
Please also fill out the Registrar's Major Declaration Form.
Please also fill out the Registrar's Minor Declaration Form.
Please also fill out the Registrar's Major Declaration Form.
Please also fill out the Registrar's Minor Declaration Form.
Complete this form no later than 5pm on the second day of the semester in which you would like to do an Independent Study. If your request is approved, then complete the Registrar's Independent Study Form by the college deadline.
Complete no later than the end of the first week of classes of the fall semester of the senior year (recommended by the end of the advising period of the spring of the junior year). in Mathematics and in Computer Science.