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Attendance

Deadline to submit: 7 calendar days before the last day of classes (refer to semester schedule)

Processing time: 30 calendar days since the acknowledgment of receipt of the appeal.

*Please submit your completed form and supporting evidence to The Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities by email: srr@alexandercollege.ca

Attendance Policy Request Form [PDF]

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In 欧美精品视频 classes, the instructor sets an attendance standard that is required in classrooms with various consequences (such as deduction of participation grade or not being allowed to write your final exam) as decided upon by the instructor, and attendance management is enforced by The Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities.

Notwithstanding any Accommodation provided by the school in the first three weeks of the term, this policy applies to all University Transfer courses. Attendance for EAP classes, however, is set at a firm 75%, and in UPRE 80% attendance is required. If you don鈥檛 meet this attendance requirement in English or EAP, you cannot write your final exam.

These levels of attendance are mandatory, and no exceptions will be made (including for doctor鈥檚 notes) without an accompanying appeal, which is also coordinated through The Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities. These appeals, as with others, will be provided to The Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities with a determination to be made under the advisement of different departments throughout the college.

To process your attendance appeal applications, students are encouraged to follow the steps outlined below:

1. File an 鈥淎ttendance Policy Request Form鈥�,
2. Attach supporting evidence,
3. Submit the application to The Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities via email: srr@alexandercollege.ca

During absence, it is student鈥檚 responsibility to keep up with reading and to submit assignments on time.

With the appropriate notification, students may be permitted up to 14 consecutive days of absence from class.

All non-health related and known in advance events must be scheduled in a way that do not interfere with the course delivery. It is a student鈥檚 responsibility to be present for exams/quizzes and to stay on track with readings and assignments during absence.

*Examples of Immediate Family Members are Defined as:

A student鈥檚 spouse (including common-law), child, parent, guardian, sibling, grandparent, or in-law.