Student Handbook - Chamberlain
Student Handbook - Chamberlain
Student Handbook - Chamberlain
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Academic Policies & Services<br />
<strong>Student</strong> Portal<br />
<strong>Chamberlain</strong>’s <strong>Student</strong> Portal provides a single point of entry for self-directed, web-based<br />
services for all current students and alumni. Features include access to eCollege, a link to<br />
register for classes, general announcements, an option to view grades, a student financial<br />
statement and a way to contact the Help Desk.<br />
The student portal may be accessed at my.chamberlain.edu.<br />
Textbooks & Electronic Course Materials<br />
<strong>Student</strong>s can purchase hard copies of textbooks through the campus bookstore or online.<br />
Instructions for purchasing textbooks online are available at chamberlaincollegestore.com.<br />
Many courses require purchase of electronic course materials. For additional information, visit<br />
chamberlain.edu/catalog.<br />
Attendance<br />
Attendance Policy<br />
Attendance is tracked and recorded on a course-by-course basis, using activity within each<br />
Monday-to-Sunday calendar week. Attendance for online courses is defined by logging in<br />
and completing a minimum of one academically-related activity per week, as outlined by<br />
the course syllabus.<br />
Administrative Withdrawal<br />
Excessive absences may result in administrative withdrawal of a student from a course<br />
or courses. <strong>Student</strong>s who do not attend an on-site course or participate in an online<br />
course by taking part in academically-related class activities at the required level and<br />
frequency during any given week will be sent an attendance warning notice advising<br />
them to attend/participate in the next week of class or they will be withdrawn from<br />
their course(s). <strong>Student</strong>s who do not attend/participate in their course(s) for any two<br />
weeks (does not need to be consecutive) are sent an administrative withdrawal notice<br />
and are withdrawn from their course(s).<br />
When excessive consecutive absences from all courses within a semester have been<br />
identified, or a student has been administratively withdrawn from the last course that<br />
was in progress for a semester, <strong>Chamberlain</strong> notifies the student that procedures have<br />
begun for the student’s administrative withdrawal from <strong>Chamberlain</strong>.<br />
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