How does withdrawing from a class affect me as a student at TCC?

• If you withdraw from a class after the refund deadline, you cannot get your tuition and fees back, and it counts as a course attempt.

• If you take a class for the third time, you have to pay the full cost of instruction (equivalent to the cost of out-of-state tuition). You have only three attempts to take a class. A student may not withdraw from a third attempt. A fourth attempt is allowed only through an academic appeal process for extreme extenuating circumstances.

• For financial aid eligibility, you need to maintain a 67% completion rate as well as a minimum GPA of 2.0.

• Check with your Academic Advisor before withdrawing to discuss the full impact of your decision.

• Be aware that TCC does not automatically withdraw students who do not attend or stop attending classes. Students who stop attending without withdrawing will receive a grade of “F” unless the instructor has issued an administrative withdrawal (AW). Read your course syllabi for instructors’ policies on administrative withdrawals.

• If you find that personal circumstances cause you to stop attending classes, please seek the advice of an Academic Advisor in the Advising Center, located on the 2nd floor of the Student Union.

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Article ID: 21289
Created
Thu 12/8/16 8:34 AM
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