How do I replace one course for another course? (course exchange)

You may request a course exchange within 90 days of your start date. There also should be not be any work submitted for grading. To request a course exchange, login to your MySeton page and click the Resources tab. The Course Exchange form is found on this page: 

Please gather all of the course materials received and mail them back to Seton with the completed Course Exchange Form. There is a $16 Course Exchange Fee which covers the shipping and handling costs for each course exchanged. You may include a $16 check with the exchange form or fill out your credit card information.
Once those course materials have been received Customer Service will process the request for you and make the appropriate changes in your student's records.

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