Nicole Korzetz

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Attendance and Withdrawals
Lee College policy states that students are expected to attend all scheduled class meetings.  I too expect regular attendance, as it is essential to understand the concepts explained in the reading material. More than three absences may result in an instructor’s “drop” from the course.  If you decide to drop the course, it is your responsibility to complete a “drop form” and turn it in at the Lee College Records Office prior to the drop deadline listed in the course schedule each semester.  Do not expect that the instructor will initiate an Instructor’s Withdrawal for a student from class due to a lack of attendance---failure to attend class may result in a grade of “F” at the end of the semester.  Also, it is my policy that I will not drop students after the last day to drop has passed.

Lee College Academic Honesty Code

Grade Definitions
A = Superior
Indicates excellence as demonstrated by consistently high examination scores; consistently accurate, complete and prompt written work; superior performance in the skills related to the course.
B = Above Average
Indicates competence as demonstrated by good examination scores; accurate, complete and prompt written work; good performance in the skills related to the course.
C = Average
Indicates satisfactory performance as demonstrated by satisfactory examination scores; generally accurate, complete and prompt written work; satisfactory performance in the skills related to the course.
D = Substandard
Indicates less than satisfactory performance as demonstrated by consistently low but passing examination scores; generally inaccurate, incomplete or late written work; poor performance in the skills related to the course; insufficient understanding of the subject matter to warrant continued participation in sequential courses.
F = Failure
Non-passing grade indicating failure to meet minimum requirements as demonstrated by non-passing examination scores; inaccurate, incomplete or late written work; inadequate mastery of pertinent skills related to the course; does not satisfy requirements for entry into courses where prerequisites are required.