Failure to earn at least a C grade may result in dismissal from the College or repeating the year. Decisions regarding remediation will be made on an individual basis after considering all pertinent circumstances in each case. The decision will be made by the Dean of Academic Affairs, based upon recommendation of the Student Promotion Committee. The Student Promotion Committee will base its recommendation on the student's academic records and considerations after consultation with the student's faculty advisor, course instructor, system coordinator or Assistant Dean of Clinical Affairs, and the student. Summer remediation is not covered by any financial aid and cannot be considered an expense item on the next year's budget.
Students attend a their own expense.
Appropriate tuition and fees will be determined by the Administration. The College offers a Five Year Retention Program for students experiencing academic difficulties or learning skills. This modified program is a five-year curriculum in which the first year standing curriculum is spread over a two year period. Program is not an option unless the student indicates serious problems at the time of the first Gross Anatomy exam. Recommendation of individual students for the Retention Program shall be made through the Dean of Academic Affairs by the Student Promotion Committee.