This committee is chaired by the Registrar and processes student appeals in several academic areas. Typical appeals include waiver of the requirement that the last 30 semester hours be taken at Findlay, appeal of suspension, appeal of specific graduation requirements in special circumstances and appeals concerning withdrawals from classes. Appeals are to be submitted in writing to the Registrar, with a clear explanation of what is being requested and supporting reasons, and should include a statement from your student's faculty advisor. Minimum Progress Standards Students are expected to make normal progress toward meeting degree requirements. Failure to do so will result in the student being placed on academic warning, probation, suspension or dismissal.
Students remain on probation until the deficiency is remedied.
Students are dismissed from the University and not permitted to re-enter. Attendance Policy Setting the attendance policy for any given course at The University of Findlay is left up to the individual faculty member's discretion. In most cases, the attendance policy is outlined on the course syllabus which the student receives on the first day of class. Students should be aware that attendance in class is expected and necessary to the learning process. If, for any reason, a student quits attending a class without following appropriate drop or withdrawal procedures, the student will receive a grade of F in the course for that semester in most cases.