Not making it to class because of a minor illness.
Consult:
- Health Center regarding treatment of your illness (if applicable/necessary)
- Course syllabi regarding absence policies/penalties; Course instructors regarding making up work (if allowed)
Not making it to class because of an illness that renders you incapacitated and confined to your room or the hospital.
Consult:
- Health Center regarding treatment of your illness and confirmation that you are confined to your room or the hospital
- Dean of Student Development regarding the need for a note to go out to faculty regarding your absences
- Course instructors regarding making up work
Not making it to class because of extenuating circumstances (e.g., close family death).
Consult:
- Dean of Student Development or Dean of Academic Advising regarding the need for a note to go out to faculty regarding your absences
- Course instructors regarding making up work
Having more than 2 final assessments (e.g., examinations, papers, projects, presentations) set for the same time or more than 3 final assessments for the same day.
Consult:
- Dean of Academic Advising regarding which assessment to move to an earlier or later date
- Course instructors regarding which assessment to move
Requesting a finals adjustment to a different day/time before the end of the semester due to extenuating circumstances, such as incapacitating illness and close family death.
Consult:
- Dean of Academic Advising regarding whether or not a finals adjustment would be approved
- Course instructors, if approved, regarding when final work is due
Requesting an incomplete for work to be due after the end of the semester (4:30 p.m. on the last day of finals week) due to extenuating circumstances, such as incapacitating illness and close family death.
Find out more in the Course Catalog, and consult:
- Dean of Academic Advising regarding whether or not an incomplete would be approved with an incomplete contract
- Course instructors, if approved, regarding what work needs to be completed and when work is due