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You can replace your diploma for just $30. If you have changed your name, or if you would like you name to appear differently on your replacement diploma, be sure to indicate as much in the "Name on Diploma" field on the order form.

The Independent Study forms are now available in the Student Resource Center. 

• Initiating the form: Students must initiate the form through the Student Resource Center. 
• Filling out the form: Students must complete their personal information upon initiating the form. However, they can complete the rest of the form themselves or have their instructor do it. 
• Form routing and approval: After the student completes and signs the form, it will be routed to the instructor. Once the Associate Dean approves it, the Registrar will proceed to create the section and register the student as usual.

Find information on registering for classes, including important ways to prepare.

Spring 2025 registration dates

• Priority Registration opens Monday, November 4, 2024
• Open Registration (for incoming students starting their FLC career) begins December 1, 2024
• Dual Enrollment Student Registration opens December 1, 2024

Registration for Summer 2025 TBD

• Synchronous: Happens at the same time.
• Asynchronous: Doesn't happen at the same time.
• Online: Courses are offered through the Internet using Canvas. 100% of course activity is done online with no required on-campus meetings. Online courses may include optional synchronous online discussions or assignments.
• Live Online: Faculty and Students meet synchronously via Zoom for all instructional hours; no in-person classroom meetings. Students must be able to meet online during all scheduled classroom times. Live Online courses hold most classes via Zoom but can also include some alternative synchronous and asynchronous online course activity.
• Hybrid: Combines face-to-face classroom instruction with distance education activities (25-85% required synchronous).
• Hyflex: Course delivered with fully remote option(s) – synchronous or asynchronous – along with regularly scheduled face-to-face classes, allowing students to transition seamlessly between the two learning environments.
• Lecture, Lab, or Studio Art: Regular in-person classroom.

A student who wishes to replace a grade must adhere to the following policies and procedures:

1. Students must follow all policies regarding the repetition of coursework.
2. Some courses may be taken more than once for full credit (e.g., some special topics courses, independent studies, and internships); these courses are not eligible for grade replacement.
3. The semester hours and quality points in repeated courses are counted only once. The highest grade and its corresponding quality points are used to compute the quality point average and meet graduation requirements.
4. Students can replace a maximum of 3 classes up to 12 credit hours ("cumulative replacement hours") with improved grades earned by repeating courses.
5. The credit hours associated with each repeated course will count toward the cumulative replacement hours.
6. Students must complete a Grade Replacement form to initiate the grade replacement process. The form designating specific course grade replacements will be a part of the student's permanent file.
7. All grade entries remain a part of the student's permanent record.

Learn more about transferring credits so you can continue your educational journey with Fort Lewis College.

Census (sometimes called Census Date) is the official count of student enrollment at FLC; we count at the end of the 12th day of classes for fall, spring, and summer terms, which always falls on Tuesday of the third week of courses. The summer term has only one Census date, even though courses have various start dates.

Fall 2024 Census: Tuesday, September 10

Use a GPA calculator to see what grades you need to maintain or repair for your Academic Standing.

Find the full calendar of key dates, including breaks and semester start and end dates.

Eligible expenses for the education tax credits

• Generally, tuition and required fees for attending eligible post-secondary educational institutions like colleges, universities, and trade schools qualify for the education tax credits.
• These expenses must be for an academic period that starts in the same tax year or the first three months of the following tax year.

• Scholarships or grants that pay for tuition, mandatory fees, or required books, supplies, and equipment are generally not taxable.
• Scholarships or grants that cover other expenses like room and board may be taxable.

If you're unsure whether your scholarship or grant is taxable, .

Parking permits are REQUIRED for all vehicles on campus. You can pay online, charge to your Student Account, or pay in person and pick up your parking permit at Skyhawk Station.

Students are allowed two grace waivers during their academic careers. You can use the waivers to remove a late payment plan fee or bad check fee.