You are expected to take all scheduled examinations. If you miss an examination because of illness confirmed by the school nurse or a family physician, participation in a school-sponsored activity, or other cause sanctioned by the vice president for academic affairs, you may make up that examination. Procedures for making up examinations differ from teacher to teacher, and these are subject to the approval of the vice president for academic affairs. Teachers are under no obligation to give make-up examinations for unexcused absences.
Final examinations are subject to the guidelines listed above.
A change of examination fee, listed in the Special Fees section, is charged except for confirmed illness and official school representation. Beyond this, you may earn course credit by taking examinations outside the formal classroom environment. Often these are taken prior to or at the time of initial enrollment. There is no limit to the number of credits that may be earned by special examinations. All credit earned serves to advance academic classification and progress toward a degree.