Late arrivals and early departures detract from one's class participation and are distracting to others. Reading assigned in the Class Schedule should be completed by the correspondent date. The exercises covered in class are intended to assist the study and memorization which you have done on your own. The Workbook exercises are designed to practice and reinforce the material learned from the Textbook. Accordingly, it is student's responsibility to go through the Workbook on their own.
All tests have to be taken at their scheduled times.
Students with learning disabilities, who want to take exams at the Disabilities Support Service Office, must provide me with a copy of the Faculty Contact Sheet available from Disability Support Services by the end of the second week of the semester and with the Test Form no later than five working days before the exam. A term paper is not required. All tests are based on class lectures and assignments and will include identifications of meanings, terms, concepts, etc. Since grades in all Classics courses are exclusively based on students' performances on tests, you are yourself solely responsible for your grade in this course. For the sake of fair treatment of all students, graduating seniors and those who must maintain a certain grade point average, e.g. to keep a scholarship or to be admitted to an advanced degree program, should not expect special consideration from the instructor, but should work particularly conscientiously instead.