Academic Forgiveness Policy
Academic Forgiveness Policy
Undergraduate
Prior to matriculation, an undergraduate student may elect to have undesired courses removed from his/her academic transcript. To do this a credit removal request form must be completed and submitted to the Registrar's office. Once approved, the credit removal is permanent. Credits cannot be removed once the student is matriculated.
Undergraduate students who withdraw (or are withdrawn from the college) and later choose to apply for re-admission, are not eligible for Academic Forgiveness a second time.
Pages In This Section
- Academic Policies and Regulations
- Attendance Policy
- Course Withdrawal and Refund Policy
- College Withdrawal Policy
- Administrative Withdrawals
- Academic Transcripts
- Course Transfer Policy
- Course Repeat Policy
- Course Audit Policy
- Academic Forgiveness Policy
- Grade Point Average
- Grading Standards
- Classification of Students
- Course Grading Policy
- Incomplete Grade Policy
- Academic Honors
- Course Load Policy
- Identity and Address Verification
- Leave of Absence
- Disclosure of Student Records (FERPA)
- Graduation Requirements
- Academic Probation
- Academic Dismissal
- Grade Appeal Procedures
- Digital Signature Act
- Inactive Student Policy
- Credit Hour Requirement
- Terminology of Degree Requirements
- Preferred First Name Policy
- Gender Change Policy
- Email Address Policy
Academic Forgiveness Policy
Undergraduate
Prior to matriculation, an undergraduate student may elect to have undesired courses removed from his/her academic transcript. To do this a credit removal request form must be completed and submitted to the Registrar's office. Once approved, the credit removal is permanent. Credits cannot be removed once the student is matriculated.
Undergraduate students who withdraw (or are withdrawn from the college) and later choose to apply for re-admission, are not eligible for Academic Forgiveness a second time.