Withdrawal and Repeating of Courses Sample Clauses

Withdrawal and Repeating of Courses a. A student who has enrolled in courses may withdraw after the first week of classes only due to extenuating circumstances that have been approved by both the Director of the Accelerated Collegiate Experience and the parent. b. If approved for course withdrawal, a Dual Enrollment student will adhere to the FGCU registration policies and timelines for withdrawal from courses. If the student is approved after the posted deadline for academic withdrawal without academic penalty, a grade will be issued for the course and the student must submit a petition to the FGCU Withdrawal for Extenuating Circumstances committee to be considered for a retroactive course withdrawal. For any course in which a withdrawal is approved, a “W” or “WE” will be noted for the course and an updated college transcript will be sent to the parent. c. Withdrawal from a Dual Enrollment course will count toward the FGCU 3/2 Withdrawal Rule: A student enrolled at FGCU will be allowed to withdraw from a maximum of three (3) lower-level courses (numbered 1000 – 2999) and two (2) upper level courses (numbered 3000 – 4999) without academic penalty after the drop/add dates. A withdrawal for approved extenuating circumstances such as medical reasons and active duty military service will not count toward this limit. d. A course may not be repeated at FGCU while the student is enrolled as an ACE student. e. Incomplete “I” grades will not be issued. f. A student may lose the opportunity to participate in Dual Enrollment if the student is disruptive to the learning process as determined by the ▇▇▇▇ of Students and/or the ▇▇▇▇ of Undergraduate Studies.
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Withdrawal and Repeating of Courses a. A Student who has enrolled in courses may withdraw after the first week of classes only due to extenuating circumstances that have been approved by both the FGCU Director of Early College Programs and the District Chief Academic Officer (or designee). b. If approved for course withdrawal, a Student will adhere to the FGCU registration policies and timelines for withdrawal from courses. If the Student is approved after the posted deadline for academic withdrawal without academic penalty, a grade will be issued for the course and the Student must submit a petition to the FGCU Withdrawal for Extenuating Circumstances committee to be considered for a retroactive course withdrawal. For any course in which a withdrawal is approved, a “W” or “WE” will be noted for the course and an updated college transcript will be sent by the ACE Program Director to the high school. c. Withdrawal from a Dual Enrollment course will count toward the FGCU 3/2 Withdrawal Rule: A Student enrolled at FGCU will be allowed to withdraw from a maximum of three
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