Class Withdrawal
A written notice of withdrawal is required when a student desires to withdraw from a course or courses.A student may withdraw from a course up to the end of the week which precedes the final week of the course by:
- Completing a withdrawal form (available in the Academic/Administrative Office).
- Mailing or faxing a letter requesting withdrawal and explaining the reason for withdrawal.
- Recommendation by faculty, based on excessive absences. Excessive absence is based on missing 75% of the first 40% of classes. NOTE: WITHDRAWAL FOR ABSENTEEISM DOES NOT REDUCE A STUDENT'S FINANCIAL OBLIGATION.
- Withdrawal made necessary by academic or social discipline.
The official withdrawal date is:
- The date the withdrawal form is turned in to the Academic Office/Administrative Office
- The postmarked date of the letter sent to the Academic Office/Administrative Office
- The date the fax was sent OR
- The date of the notice of withdrawal by the college.
All refunds will be based on the official withdrawal date. (Refer to Refund Policy.)
For student-initiated withdrawals, failure by the student to complete a withdrawal form or to request withdrawal in writing may result in an “F” grade for the course in question.
Students who withdraw during the first 60% of a course, with the approval of the college, will have a “W” (withdrawal) grade entered on their permanent record. Students withdrawing after the first 60% of a course will receive a “WP” (withdrawal passing) or a “WF” (withdrawal failing) for the course work completed up to the date of withdrawal; this will be recorded on the student’s permanent record. A withdrawal failing grade is figured into the GPA as a failure grade.
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