A student may drop a Penn College course by
the following dates, based on delivery model:
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year long delivery, by November 1.
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semester delivery, by October 15 or
March 1.
(Check with your teacher for other delivery
models.)
The dropped course will be deleted from the
student’s schedule and will not appear on the official Penn
College transcript. The student’s, parent’s and high school
teacher’s signatures are required to process a dropped course.
No tuition will be refunded.
A student may withdraw from a Penn College
course from the 20 percent through the 80 percent period of the
semester. After that date the high school teacher must, on
behalf of the student, request permission for a course
withdrawal from Penn College’s Chief Academic Officer through
the Outreach for K-12 Office, and the appropriate Penn College
School Dean. The course will remain part of the student’s Penn
College schedule and will appear on the official Penn College
transcript with the assigned grade of “W.” There are no grade
points or credits awarded for a class from which a student has
withdrawn. No tuition will be refunded.
A student may be terminated by Penn College
administration for one or more of the following reasons:
·
Failure to meet financial obligations.
·
Improper student conduct.
·
Failure to meet academic requirements.
·
Failure to demonstrate safe practices.
·
Academic dishonesty.
·
Failure to comply with student attendance policy.
If a student is terminated by the College,
the courses for which he/she is currently registered will be
assigned a “T” or “F” grade on the official Penn College
transcript. No tuition will be refunded.
If the high school student moves out of the
school district during the time period of the Penn College
course, a student will be withdrawn from the course without
penalty. The course will be deleted from the student’s schedule
and not appear on the official Penn College transcript. The
high school teacher’s signature is required to drop the course.
No tuition will be refunded. |
