In courses commonly overloaded, instructors should be encouraged to make room for as many Simultaneous Enrollment students as possible. Should the number of registrations rise or fall in some dramatic way, or should imbalances pose a burden to any one institution, appropriate administrators will be called upon to assess the situation and intervene with appropriate adjustments. Changes in course registration must have the approval of the home campus and follow procedures of the host campus. Grades are recorded as part of the home campus official transcript and are calculated in the home campus grade point average. There may be situations where there is not a common system of grading and credits.
Students requesting a transcript do so from their home campus.
The student is subject to the guidelines and policies established and administered by the host institution. In special problem situations the home campus reserves the right to take additional action. Fees Tuition is paid at the home campus, based on what the assessment would normally be if the student were taking the course load on the home campus. These charges will be paid by the student to the host campus. Visiting and travel study students using other host campus services that carry special fees will pay such fees to the host campus.