Attendance

Academic standards and regulations

Attendance

The class instructor will report the commencement of student class attendance after the census date of the class session.  The class instructor will determine what constitutes commencement of attendance and should record their policy in class syllabus.

If a student enrolls in a class and is reported as not attending by the class instructor, the student will be automatically dropped from the class. 

Procedures governing class attendance at LCCC allow each faculty member to establish attendance regulations, which she/he deems necessary for her/his particular course.  If attendance becomes impossible, students must officially withdraw from the course.  Withdrawal procedures are described in the enrollment section of this catalog.

When severe weather strikes the area, students are advised to consider the conditions in their immediate area concerning the safety of travel. Conditions can vary significantly within the service area of the College and decisions regarding college operations are made on the general status of the overall service area. Students are responsible for their own safety and travel decisions. All coursework is also the continuing responsibility of students. A choice to be absent from a course for any reason does not exonerate students from the full responsibility to complete all prescribed coursework.

Students receiving veterans benefits are REQUIRED to attend classes. Please refer to Veterans Standards of Progress or contact the Department of Veterans Affairs Center in Enrollment Services for further information.

Contact the Financial Services Center for further information
Students receiving Title IV Financial Aid (Federal Pell Grant, Federal Family Education Loan Program and Federal Work Study) are REQUIRED to attend classes and will have their attendance verified by their class instructor. Please refer to Financial Aid section or contact the Financial Services Center for further information.

Faculty absence
In the event that a faculty member is not present at the usually scheduled class session, students must remain in the classroom for 15 minutes. At the end of that time, if the faculty member has not arrived and no special instructions have been received, students are permitted to leave class without penalty and should report to the division office for information.

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