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18 WITHDRAWAL FROM CLASS A student may withdraw from a course at any time before the end of the tenth week of the semester. If the withdrawal occurs within the first eight weeks of a semester, the withdrawal grade will be "W"; thereafter, the grade will be "WP" or "WF". Withdrawal forms are to be obtained from the office of the Registrar and must be completed by the student, signed by the instructor, and returned to the Registrar. Upon withdrawal a student has the right to ask permission of the instructor to audit the class. WITHDRAWAL FROM NEW HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE A student may withdraw from the College by obtaining a withdrawal form from the Dean of Student Affairs and obtaining all necessary signatures. Failure to file a withdrawal form with the Dean will result in the automatic recording of F grades in all courses being taken by the student. If a student is under 18 years of age, written parental consent must be received. Refunds are determined by the date of completion and return of the withdrawal form. Activity cards must be returned when withdrawing from the College. PRIVACY OF STUDENT RECORDS The policy and the procedures concerning the privacy of student records maintained by New Hampshire College are in large measure governed by the Federal Family Education Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, as amended Except in instances where a student has given consent to make public information about himself/herself, all personally identifiable information in a student record is considered confidential. Except in the few instances stated in the college's policy, no one will have access to a student's record without the written consent of tne student concerned. One exception provides that parents have a right to view and have copies of materials in their child's education record without their child's consent, providing the child is dependent upon the parents for federal income tax purposes. GRADING SYSTEM In determining grades at the College the following grade system is used: GRADE QP A Excellent = 4 B Good =3 C Fair =2 D Passing = 1 F Failing =0 S Satisfactory =0 U Unsatisfactory =0 CR Credit AU Audit W Withdrew WP Withdrew Passing WF Withdrew Failing T Transfer Credit I Incomplete The grade point average (GPA) is determined by dividing the sum of the quality points (QP) by the sum of the credit hours (Cr). An example of a student's grades and grade point average is as follows: Accounting 1 3 Credits X A (4) = 12 QP English 10 3 Credits X B (3) = 9 QP MA 10 3 Credits XC (2) = 6 QP MIS 20 3 Credits X D (1) = 3 QP History 9 3 Credits X F (0) = 0 QP 15 Credits 30 QP 30 QP DIVIDED BY 15 CR = 2 GRADE POINT AVERAGE IS 2.00
19 INCOMPLETES Faculty members may give a student an incomplete in a course. Six weeks into the following semester, the incomplete automatically becomes an F. if work is not completed Any extension of this period must receive the approval of the Academic Dean and be reported to the Registrar. REPEATING COURSES A student may repeat any course once for credit In most instances, for example, a student who fails a course will want to or need to repeat the same course In such an instance, the first grade will not be computed into the total grade point average (GPA); instead, the second course grade will be computed into the total GPA. whether it is higher than, the same as, or lower than the first course grade To repeat a course, a student must obtain a permission form to do so from the Registrar's office Students taking a course for the first time will be given priority in registration, however ACADEMIC REVIEW At the end of each year, and at any other time at the discretion of the Committee on Scholastic Standing, the records of all students may be reviewed by the committee. Any student whose accumulative academic average is less than 2.00 is subject to action by the committee. Also, any student who earns less than a 2.00 academic average in two consecutive terms or who receives three or more "F" grades in any one term is subject to action by the committee even though his or her total average may be satisfactory. The committee's action may be scholastic warning or academic dismissal from New Hampshire College. Requests for review of such action must be addressed to the Academic Dean. The office of the Academic Dean and the Dean of Student Affairs will be responsible for working with students in academic difficulty at other times. Courses taken at other colleges during the period in which a student is academically dismissed will normally not be considered for transfer, if a student is later readmitted. Questions concerning this regulation should be referred to the Registrar. ACADEMIC RENEWAL A New Hampshire College student who changes major, withdraws and returns, or in some other way changes academic attitude or ability may apply for academic renewal This allows the student to be considered as a student transferring from another institution The following restrictions are imposed. • It must be approved by the Committee on Scholastic Standing. • It may be granted only once to a student • A new transcript is begun with only acceptable credits transferred to the new record A new grade point average is started • A minimum of 33 credits must be completed at New Hampshire College after renewal is granted All academic regulations are the same as those tor transfer students
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