• For most classes, you will have the option of choosing a pass/fail grade. Pass/fail is not a workable option for students in some professional schools and programs (e.g., College of Health Professions, School of Education) because of licensure and accreditation requirements. It may also impact your financial aid eligibility, as a “pass” grade will not improve your GPA/QPA. Be sure to consult with your academic advisor before choosing a pass/fail grade to ensure it’s a good option for you.
• You must notify your professor in each course in which you wish to choose a pass/fail grade no later than Monday, April 27, using the form that will be available starting next week on this page of the Provost’s Office website. The choice to move to a pass/fail grade in a course will be final.
• Pass/fail grades will be an option for both undergraduate and graduate students. For undergraduate courses, a letter grade of D or above will earn a “pass.” For graduate courses, letter grades of C or above will earn a “pass.” Any pass/fail grades earned during our remote learning period will be annotated to indicate that you chose this option due to the coronavirus crisis. 
• Students at the Elisabeth Haub School of Law should follow the optional pass/fail guidance previously provided by the Haub Law administration.

• The last day to withdraw from a course with instructor permission will be Monday, April 20. This is an extension from the previously scheduled withdrawal deadline of April 6. 
• Withdrawing from a course can affect your financial aid. Be sure to consult with your academic advisor before withdrawing from a course.

• We will adjust housing fees for those students who left residence halls. For New York City students, the adjustment amount is $2,000; for students in Pleasantville and at Haub Law, the adjustment amount is $1,600. These adjustments will be paid to you directly, less any outstanding balances on your student account.
• You may choose instead to apply this adjustment as a credit against your Fall 2020 tuition and fees. If you choose that option, we will add a $200 bonus. That makes the total credit $2,200 for New York City students and $1,800 for students in Pleasantville and at Haub Law, less any outstanding balance on your student account. This credit can be used against either tuition or fees, including by graduating students pursuing further education. To choose this option, you must visit MyHousing by May 16 to indicate your choice on the Early Departure Adjustment Preference form.
• All unused meal plan balances will roll over to the next academic year, consistent with standard University policy. For graduating students, the unused portion of your Spring 2020 meal plan allocation will be refunded. 
• The process and timeline for issuing these adjustments are still in development. We’ll communicate that information to you soon.

• Please remember that although the University remains open and operating, our campuses are closed except for essential workers and students who have registered to remain in residence halls. No one should come to campus who has been diagnosed with coronavirus (COVID-19) or is exhibiting symptoms.
• Any mail or packages received will be held in the mail rooms until next semester. Mail will not be forwarded to student homes.

• Office of Institutional Equity and Title IX Compliance: Lisa Miles, amiles@pace.edu 
• LGBTQA+ Service and Support: Emmett Griffith, egriffith@pace.edu; Rachel Simon, rsimon@pace.edu 
• Interpersonal Violence Response and Prevention: Juliette Verrengia, jverrengia@pace.edu