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Students will lose
academic credit for the entire semester in the following situations:
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If the student fails to
take the final exam. For purposes of this rule, merely attending, but not
completing examination questions does not constitute taking the final
exam. The final semester grade in such instances
would be an “F.” This includes students who are unapproved absent the day
of exams or students who fail to make up exams.
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If the student fails two
quarters, or a quarter and the final exam. The final semester grade in
such instances would be an "F."
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If the student is
removed from class for disciplinary reasons or chronic absenteeism. The
final semester grade in such instances would receive a grade in accordance
with the withdrawal procedures, below.
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If the student fails to
demonstrate mastery of a significant course outcome (see below). The
final semester grade in such instances would be an “F,” even if the
student subsequently drops the course.
Any exception to these
situations requires specific administrative approval.
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