The academic regulations of Parker College constitute student academic rights and responsibilities. The College reserves the right to change academic policies, regulations and procedures, schedule of classes, courses of study and schedule of fees with appropriate notice. Attendance Policy Students must recognize that a professional education at Parker College requires a full-time commitment, and that they will receive the greatest benefit by attending every class regularly and promptly to attain the skill, training, and expertise to become successful healers. Classes are demanding and the academic standards are high. A student must expect to spend a significant part of each day in class and in outside study to complete the program.
Occasional absences are unavoidable.
The student will be withdrawn from the course and the course should be repeated in the next trimester in which the student is enrolled, unless the Dean of Academic Affairs approves an exception. Courses in which the student receives an EA will no be credited for financial aid calculations. Tardiness is disruptive to classes in progress so all attempts should be made by the student to be in their seats when classes start. A student not in class when attendance is take will be counted absent. A professor may refuse entry to class to a tardy student if such entry would disrupt class proceedings.