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permission eight nights each semester). Students are allowed to miss<br />
each class a certain number of times depending on the number of times<br />
the class meets each week. Of the total number of absences allowed,<br />
only a certain number can be personal absences. All absences are<br />
considered personal except for those as a result of extended sickness<br />
(four or more consecutive days) with a doctor’s excuse, a death in the<br />
immediate family, involvement in a college activity, or any absences<br />
from adding a class after registration (the drop/add period will be two<br />
weeks); and these absences will be included in the total number of<br />
absences allowed. Exceeding the total number of personal absences,<br />
as well as the total number of absences, will result in a “Withdrawn<br />
Failing” grade.<br />
ACADEMIC CLASSIFICATION<br />
1. Regular Student – any student who has satisfied entrance requirements<br />
and has been so informed of his regular standing<br />
by the administration.<br />
2. Probationary Student – any student who has not completely<br />
satisfied entrance or continuance requirements and who has<br />
been so informed by the administration.<br />
3. Special Student – any student who is not working toward a<br />
degree. Anyone who has not completed his secondary education<br />
may enroll and take individual courses.<br />
4. Part-time Student – a student who is enrolled for less than<br />
twelve credit hours per semester and is working toward a degree.<br />
5. Full-time Student – a student who is enrolled for twelve or<br />
more credit hours per semester and is working toward a degree.<br />
CLASSIFICATION OF STUDENTS<br />
1. FRESHMEN – students who have completed less than 30 credit<br />
hours.<br />
2. SOPHOMORES – students who have completed at least 30<br />
semester hours of credit and earned 60 quality points.<br />
3. JUNIORS – students who have completed at least 60 semester<br />
hours of credit and earned 120 quality points.<br />
4. SENIORS – students who have completed at least 90 semester<br />
hours of credit and earned 180 quality points.<br />
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