This section includes the topics listed below. Select any link below to be taken to the corresponding text. Conduct of Classes Academic Advising Early Graduation Late Graduation Transfer Policy Leave of Absence Withdrawal Academic Review and Advising Academic Probation Dismissal Required Withdrawal Withdrawal of a Degree Conduct of Classes Students are expected to attend all scheduled classes unless the instructor explicitly informs them that other ways of completing the work are acceptable. Consequences of tardiness, absence from class, or late work are at the discretion of the instructor, in consultation with the Director of the Master's Programs.
Instructors reserve the right to deny tardy students admission to the classroom.
Faculty are expected to be alert to absenteeism detrimental to a student's performance and to call such cases to the attention of the Director of the Master's Programs. Students who cannot attend class because of religious beliefs may arrange to be absent, provided the missed work missed is completed as designated by the instructor. Academic Advising Academic advising is provided by all Master's Programs staff as well as faculty, and student clubs. Students on academic probation must have all academic activities, including selection of courses, approved by the Director of the Master's Programs. Full-time students in good standing may petition for early graduation.