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AUDITING A CLASS
According to the University Academic Code, only graduate, graduate
business, and law students are allowed to audit a class. A grade
of 'V' is placed on the student's record as evidence of class attendance
and/or participation. (Academic Code, Section 18.1)
To audit a class, a student must first be eligible to register for the
class by meeting all course requirements and obtain any departmental
authorizations. After the student has registered, he/she should either
come in to the Office of the Registrar to complete an Audit Request
form or send an email to Veronica Primrose
requesting that he/she be listed as an auditor. This must be accomplished
prior to the 7th class day. The Office of the Registrar will process
the request and place the 'audit' status on the student's record. If
a problem is encountered, the student will be contacted.
Please note, auditing a class will not result in the credit hours
for the class being reduced to zero on the student's schedule. The
course will continue to appear on the student's schedule and calculate
into the attempted credit hours. The Office of Student Accounts will
determine (based on full-time student status) whether there will be
a charge for the class.
The instructor of the class will not submit a grade for the auditing
student. An automatic audit grade of 'V' will appear on the instructor's
grade list and on the student record.
It is the prerogative of the instructor to remove an auditor's name
from the class list, if the student has not met a minimum standard of
attendance and/or class participation required of an auditor by the
instructor. In such a class, the instructor will contact Dr. Barbara
Turpin to have the class removed from the student's record. This should
occur before or during the final grade submission period.
Questions should be directed to Veronica Primrose or 574-631-7043.
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Important Dates:
August 26
Classes begin
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