Must You Attend Class? You will be treated like a responsible adult who knows best how to manage his or her competing priorities. As such, class attendance is strongly encouraged. Please note, per university policy, the following: 3335-8-33 Conditions and procedures for disenrollment from a course (A) The instructor (or in the case of a graduate teaching associate, the supervising faculty member), the chair of the instructor's department (with the agreement of the instructor), or other appropriate administrative official may disenroll a student from a course if: (1) After the third instructional day of the semester, summer term, or session, the first Friday of the semester, summer term, or session, or the student's second scheduled class meeting of the course, whichever occurs first, the student fails to attend the scheduled course without giving prior notification to the instructor. Under this paragraph, no student may be dis-enrolled from a course until after the first course meeting following the student's registration. When the department elects to use this procedure, the instructor, the chair, or other appropriate administrative official shall notify the student's enrollment unit. The enrollment unit will notify the student and take appropriate action to remove the student from the course. NOTE: There is a historically strong correlation between class attendance and student performance on exams. Students in prior years who miss more than 50% of class, in general, have received a letter grade that is no higher than a “C”.
Must You Attend Class? You will be treated like a responsible adult who knows best how to manage his or her competing priorities. As such, class attendance is strongly encouraged. Please note, per university policy, the following: 3335-8-33 Conditions and procedures for disenrollment from a course (A) The instructor (or in the case of a graduate teaching associate, the supervising faculty member), the chair of the instructor's department (with the agreement of the instructor), or other appropriate administrative official may disenroll a student from a course if: (1) After the third instructional day of the semester, summer term, or session, the first Friday of the semester, summer term, or session, or the student's second scheduled class meeting of the course, whichever occurs first, the student fails to attend the scheduled course without giving prior notification to the instructor. Under this paragraph, no student may be dis-enrolled from a course until after the first course meeting following the student's registration. When the department elects to use this procedure, the instructor, the chair, or other appropriate administrative official shall notify the student's enrollment unit. The enrollment unit will notify the student and take appropriate action to remove the student from the course. NOTE: There is a historically strong correlation between class attendance and student performance on exams. Students in prior years who miss more than 50% of class, in general, have received a letter grade that is no higher than a “C”.