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Last Updated: 07-01-2009

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PROGRESS REPORT (MID-TERM) GRADES 100 & 200 LEVEL COURSES
University policy states that students in 100 and 200 level courses must receive feedback on their progress in these courses before the mid-term in the semester. All faculty teaching 100 and 200-level courses are required to post mid-term grades to LEO Online by the beginning of the 5th week of classes. The individual student is the only person who has access to view this information through LEO Online. However, students may be contacted by a student success advisor in University College through email if their name appears on the list of those who are earning a grade below C to determine to best course of action for academic success.

Student Billing Using E-bills

Old Dominion University bills students as follows:

  • Notifications will be sent to your official ODU.EDU address issued to all admitted students.
  • E-mail accounts MUST be activated by the student.
  • Failure to activate or maintain your official e-mail account will NOT be a valid reason for
    failure to pay on time.
With ODU's Student Billing System, you can see your latest billing statements and make payments.
You can also authorize your parents, guardians, or employer to access your bill and set up stored
payment profiles. Complete information on the policy is available at the Office of Finance web site.
Questions should be addressed to your billing representative in the Office of Finance, or e-mail the
Office of Finance at tuition@odu.edu.

UNIVERSITY IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS
 A University Identification Number (UIN) is a number issued to all Old Dominion University
faculty, staff, and students. You can log into LEO Online by using your SSN and your current PIN.
Please access the link to "Personal Information," then click on "View University and MIDAS
Identification Number" to learn your new ID number. Maintain the confidentiality of this
number if you write it down.
STUDENTS: ADD/DROP/WITHDRAW DATES
What's the difference between "drop" and "withdraw"?"Drop" means the course is removed from
your record, no grade is assigned and tuition is refunded. "Withdraw" means you canceled registration
in the course after the full refund (drop) deadline. In addition, withdrawal from a course will create an
entry on your transcript of the non-punitive grade "W." The grade "W" does not calculate in the GPA or hours earned.
Withdraw Deadlines
(Dates vary by session)
OFFICE OF THE UNIVERSITY REGISTRAR, POLICIES AND PROCEDURES
Visit the Registrar's web site (www.odu.edu/registrar) for information about applying for instate tuition rates, registering for classes,
grades, transcripts, enrollment verifications, graduation, services for veterans, course schedules, important dates and deadlines,
academic calendars and exam schedules, Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA), and attending summer school.
Most forms used by the Registrar's Office are also available at this web site.

For information about admission, tuition rates and refunds, financial aid, and other offices and services use the A-Z Index or Search
ODU, both available at the top of every ODU web page.
Pay Your Tuition on the Web !
Monday through Saturday from 4:15 a.m. - 11 p.m.     Sunday from 12 noon - 11 p.m. EST

Old Dominion University offers you the convenience to pay your tuition and fees with Visa or
MasterCard via the Internet. You will find links to the Credit Card Payment option in many
of the most commonly accessed processes when you log into the Secure Area of Leo Online.

Tuition Rates and Refund Policies
Please click below for details.
 Tuition Rates and Refund Policies
Unofficial and Official Student Transcript Information
 Students who are meeting with advisors planning for next semester's classes and
future graduation are encouraged to print and have with them a copy of their
unofficial transcript or degree evaluation. It is possible to print a transcript or degree evaluation by clicking the print
button after accessing from the Student Records menu in Leo Online.

You can also use LEO Online to request and pay for an official transcript, or, to obtain a PDF form and instructions about requesting
an official transcript click on the link below:
Form and Instructions to Request an Official Transcript
Old Dominion University Student Email Account Information
 All students are issued an Old Dominion University email account upon
admission to the University. Administrative and other offices may send
important mail to this address. You must activate your account in order to
use it. Please click on the following link for student email account activation.
Activate your Old Dominion University Student Email Account
Register to Vote
 You must be a registered voter in order to vote in any election.
For Virginia and National Voter Registration information and forms
 click here !
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