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Students entering August 2021
Waiver available online June 15, 2021
Waiver deadline August 1, 2021
Students entering January 2022
Waiver available online November 1, 2021
Waiver deadline December 1, 2021

Completing a Health Insurance Waiver

  • Have your existing insurance card on hand.
  • Visit CHP/Wellfleet Student Health Insurance Waiver to complete your annual health insurance waiver for the 2021/2022 academic year.
  • Search for Champlain College.
  • On this page click the blue "Waive" tab to DECLINE the Champlain College Health Insurance.
  • Towards the bottom of the page, select the waiver that makes sense most to you
  • Enter all the health insurance information from your existing policy.
  • Proceed to complete the waiver.
  • Complete the electronic signature and click "Submit."
  • Confirm you completed the process. If you did not receive the confirmation email, the waiver did not go through and you must repeat the process. Print out and save the confirmation email.

If you have any problems with the waiver form online, please contact Compass Student Services at (802) 992-1474.

Health insurance coverage is required for all students. All full-time students are enrolled and billed for the College health insurance plan unless a health insurance waiver is completed. 

2021-2022 Health Insurance Plans Brochure

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You may designate Authorized Users (parents or guardians) to help manage the bill paying process. Unless parents/guardians are specifically authorized, only you will have access to view and/or pay the bill.

To set up Authorized Users:

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Records & Registration Forms

Please note that all forms within the Records & Registration Forms section should be returned to the Registrar's Office, located in Perry Hall, Room 322. The Registrar's Office is open from 8:30 AM-5:00 PM. Contact us via email at compass@champlain.edu or by phone at 802.992.1474.

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Submit a completed Course Withdrawal Form to the Registrar's Office prior to withdrawing from a class. You may withdraw from a course up until the Friday of the 11th week of the semester and receive a "W" on your transcript; after this time, you may not withdraw from a course.

Contact your Faculty Advisor or Academic Specialist for more information.

 

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If you have determined that you would like to withdraw from Champlain College, please submit the College Withdrawal Form. Students are encouraged to speak with their faculty advisor as well as the Office of Financial Aid and the Office of Student Accounts prior to withdrawing.

Students living on campus will have 48 hours to vacate their residence halls after their withdrawal request has been processed. Students will receive a grade of W for any uncompleted courses that they are being withdrawn from.

Please contact the Registrar's Office with any academic questions related to college withdrawal. The Registrar's Office will process your withdrawal form and send you an email confirmation once the withdrawal has been processed. Please email registrar@champlain.edu with any questions.

If you are considering a Medical Withdrawal, please first review our Medical Withdrawal Policy and then contact our Counseling Center at (802) 865-5731 or the Student Health Center at (802) 860-2711 to work with them directly.

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Download the FERPA waiver to print and submit by mail or fax using the contact information on the form.

Complete information about FERPA, how it works, and what it covers is available on our FERPA information page.

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Minor Selection Form

A minor is a career enhancement for students, different from a student's major or discipline. Some programs require that students select a minor.

  • Any minor is open to any student
  • Minors will be 15-21 credit hours.
    • Students in 15 credit minors are required to complete 9 unique credits
    • Students in 18 credit minors are required to complete 12 unique credits
    • Students in 21 credit minors are required to complete 15 unique credits.

Refer to the College Catalog and click on Programs of Study to view the list of minor options.

After discussions with advisors, students may wish to select a minor from those available across all academic units. Students wishing to select a minor will do so using this online form.

It should be understood that the selection of a minor may extend the time needed to fulfill all course requirements, unless the minor is required.

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Champlain College offers non‐degree admission to students who wish to take undergraduate courses without pursuing an undergraduate degree. Complete the Non-Degree Registration Form to begin registration.

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Request for Incomplete Grade

This form is required to request an incomplete grade. The College policy for incompletes is also included on the form.

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Log into Clearinghouse with your student login and password for self-service enrollment verifications. Please see instructions below.

  • Print enrollment verification certificates to take to ski resorts for student ski pass discounts
  • Print enrollment verification certificates to send to health insurers, housing providers or other organizations requiring proof of your enrollment
  • View the deferment forms and electronic notifications sent to your lenders
  • Obtain a list of your student loan lenders and link to real-time loan information
  • View your enrollment history
  • View enrollment verification provided to student service providers at your request

The Student Self-Service website is free, easy to use and secure. 

Please keep the following points in mind when requesting enrollment verification services:

  • Enrollment Services is only able to verify a student's enrollment in a current semester or a semester in the past.
  • Students are verified as full-time if they are registered for 12 or more credits. Students carrying fewer than 12 credits are verified as part-time.
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For students who withdraw between academic terms (ie: during summer or winter), please submit the College Withdrawal Form to the Registrar's Office (registrar@champlain.edu). The form is available directly from the Registrar's Office—please contact us if you need one.

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Returning to Champlain College

Students who wish to return to Champlain College as an undergraduate student after any separation must complete a formal application for readmission. Readmission allows a former degree candidate to resume a degree program. The process for returning is based on a student's status when they were last enrolled. Readmission is appropriate if you:

  • Withdrew from the College for any reason
  • Were dismissed or suspended

All readmission applications are considered through the Registrar's Office. Readmission is neither automatic nor guaranteed.

Students within the Continuing Professional Studies (CPS) division should contact their Academic Advisor. CPS students are not required to submit the readmission form above.

Tuition Deposit Form

As part of the readmission process, the Tuition Deposit Form MUST be completed. Traditional students will not be officially allowed to register for classes until this form has been submitted.

GENERAL INFORMATION FOR READMISSION

Undeclared: Students who have earned 30 or more credits may not return to Champlain as Undeclared students without meeting with a member of the Registrar's Office or the Office of Admissions.

Inactive Programs: Students wishing to return to the College in academic programs that have been inactivated may do so only with the permission of the Provost. Should you fall into this category, a member of the Registrar's Office will contact you upon receipt of your readmission form.

Catalog Year: Students returning after being gone no more than 2 semesters are permitted to follow the degree requirements associated with their original catalog year. Students reapplying after a separation of more than 2 semesters are required to meet the degree requirements of the most current catalog year, unless otherwise authorized by the Provost.

Credits Limitations: The maximum number of credits that may be transferred is 75.

Deadlines: To be considered for the spring semester readmission applications must be completed by December 1st. To be considered for the fall semester, readmission applications must be completed by August 1st.

Readmission for Graduation: Students who wish to be reactivated or readmitted to Champlain in order to transfer in remaining credits for graduation should contact the Registrar's Office at registrar@champlain.edu.

Readmission after Academic Dismissal or Suspension: A student who has been dismissed for academic reasons or suspended for nonacademic reasons is eligible to request reinstatement through the process outlined in the Readmission Policy. Upon receipt of the readmission application and all corresponding documents, the Dean of the division and/or VP of Student Life will review the application package and notify the student of their decision.

Transcripts: Students who completed credits at another college after leaving Champlain must have an official transcript forwarded to the Registrar's Office at Champlain. These transcripts should reflect all academic work undertaken since the student left Champlain. If the student is approved for readmission with coursework in progress, the student's admission status will be provisional pending receipt of the final transcript.

Residential Life: Champlain College does not guarantee on-campus housing for readmitted students. If you request on-campus housing, Residential Life will be notified.

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Transfer Course Approval Form

This form is for students requesting to take transfer coursework outside of Champlain during a summer/winter term. 

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Students Requesting Legal Name Change

Students who wish to change their legal name must complete the Legal Name Change form and attach supporting documentation.  Please submit in person, by mail, or via fax to the address below:

Compass Student Services
Champlain College
PO Box 670
Burlington, VT 05402-0670 Fax: (802) 419-4957 

Students Requesting Chosen Name Change

Champlain College recognizes that transgender, non-binary, and/or gender-nonconforming students may not use the name that they were assigned at birth, as it does not reflect their identity. We also recognize that, for a variety of reasons, students may not wish to go through a legal name change-or may be in the middle of doing so-but don't want to use their dead name in class and on campus in the meantime. To accommodate this, the College has staff in place to assist students who wish to update their email addresses, academic class listings, and ID cards with their chosen name.

To inquire about or begin the process of updating an email address, academic class listing, and ID card, please complete the Chosen Name Request Form. Students wishing to learn more about the specific scope of this option before completing the form should contact Lisa Mazzariello at mazzariello@champlain.edu, located in IDX Student Life Center 315.

Change of Address or Phone Number

Current Students: Please complete the Address Change Request Form. You will be asked to sign in to your Champlain College account.

Alumni: Change your address or phone number by completing this form.

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The Office of Accessibility website provides detailed information about applying for housing accommodations, academic accommodations and assistance animals. Housing, Academic, and assistance animals accommodations forms can be found here. Please note, requests for accommodations are due June 15 (for Fall semester) and December 15 (for Spring semester).

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To complete your health form and immunization record:

  • Go to champlainportal.pointnclick.com and "sign into Champlain using Champlain"
  • Enter your Champlain MyMail username and password
  • Enter your date of birth and click "Proceed"
  • You will see several menu options on the left side of the screen. Begin by clicking "Profile" and confirming that all of the information is accurate
  • Next, select "Medical Clearances." This section includes several consent forms, your health history, and immunizations
  • After you complete the consent forms and health history, select "Immunization Records."

You are required to upload a record of your immunization history. If you already have a copy of your record, upload it here. Otherwise, download and print the form and have it completed by your provider, then upload it. The required list of vaccines is included on the form and our website at champlain.edu/health-FAQ

After uploading a complete vaccination record, please enter the dates you received each required vaccination by clicking the vaccine name. Student Health will review your information and contact you if more information is needed for clearance.

If you have a health insurance card and would like to add it to your record, you may upload a copy by clicking "Health Insurance Card." Your health insurance will only be billed if an off-campus referral or labs are required. This form is separate from the student health insurance offered and billed by Champlain College. If you have health coverage and do not wish to pay for health insurance from Champlain College, please review and complete the online waiver form. See champlain.edu/health-insurance for more details.

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