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approval, in writing, from the vice president for Academic Affairs, and prior to engaging
in coursework for a dual degree.
Students seeking dual degrees are required to successfully complete the degree
requirements for each academic program. Students enrolled in dual degrees are required
to complete a Senior Capstone for each degree program, unless the degree programs are
within the same academic division. Students may be able to decrease the number of
cumulative credits required for a dual degree by securing course waivers and/or
substitutions. Waivers and/or substitutions are initiated with the students‘ academic
adviser.
Transcripts
Transcripts of grades are furnished to the student free of charge while in
attendance at Cazenovia College. A fee for each transcript will be charged to all former
students. Payment must be received with each request. All requests for transcripts must
be made in writing to the registrar. Transcripts will not be issued to any party without
the written permission of the student. All financial obligations to Cazenovia College
must be satisfied before a student or graduate will be issued a transcript.
Withdrawal from the College
All students wishing to withdraw from the College and remain in good standing
must go through a formal withdrawal process which must be initiated before the end of
the final exam period. This process begins with an exit interview in the Office of
Financial Aid. Residential students must also meet with a representative from the
Residential Living Office. The withdrawal process concludes with completion of a
withdrawal survey and final withdrawal at the Office of the Registrar.
Students who withdraw for non-medical reasons after the midpoint of the term
receive a grade of ―W‖ in all courses and will not be readmitted to the College prior to
the resumption of classes in the next term. Any student who wants to return must
complete a readmission application at the Admissions Office and be readmitted.
Students who withdraw for medical reasons after the midpoint of the term
ordinarily receive a grade of ―W‖ in all courses and will not be readmitted to the College
prior to the resumption of classes in the next term. Under extraordinary circumstances,
requests for partial withdrawal from courses will be given consideration by the
Academic Affairs Office in consultation with the College Counseling Center and Health
Services Office. Students who withdraw for medical reasons will be required to provide
formal documentation to the Health Services Office.
Students who do not go through the formal withdrawal process jeopardize their
future in higher education and their opportunity to have official records or
recommendations provided by the College.
Additional and supplemental information on academic policies and
procedures may be found in the Academics section of the College Web site.
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