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All rights reserved.  \nSM Indicates a service mark of Metropolitan College of NY.  \nPOLICIES  \nAttendance:  \n• Students are required and expected to attend all scheduled classes.  \n• Ifa student has difficulty attending all classes, he/she should notify his/her faculty member and deal directly with that person.  \n• Students who accumulate 3 (three) absences are jeopardizing their good standing and are in danger of failing.  \n• Students who have missed 5 (five) classes can expect an “F” grade.  \n• Students who accumulate excessive absences or lateness may be recommended for withdrawal.  \n• Any student who has missed the first 2 (two) sessions per class in a term will not be allowed to begin classes without written permission from the appropriate Dean.  \nIncomplete Grades  \nAn “I” or incomplete grade is given only in instances where a student’s work in a course isnot finished on time due to an extenuating circumstance, which must be properly documented, and the student can be expected to pass. These students must file an Incomplete Grade Contract with the instructor. Otherwise the grade becomes an “F.”  \nStudents have until the end of the seventh week of the following semester to complete coursework for incomplete grades, unless it is the student’s last semester, which requires a shorter completion time. The instructor has up to the end of the 10th week of the semester to change the “I” grade. After this time, an incomplete grade automatically becomes an “F.” A formal extension–“EI” for Extended Incomplete–is required to carry an incomplete beyond this time. The faculty member, student and appropriate dean must complete the EI Form that is available in the Office of the Registrar. The student either completes the required coursework for a grade or, failing to do so, receives an “F.” Failures must be repeated.  \nFor financial aid audits, an incomplete grade is calculated as an “F” until the grade has been changed. Please see the Financial Aid Handbook for details.  \nPlagiarism  \nPresenting someone else’s work as though it is your own. In an academic community the use of words ideas, or discoveries of another person without explicit, formal acknowledgement constitutes an act of theft or plagiarism. In order to avoid the charge of plagiarism, students must engage in standard academic practices such ad putting quotation marks around words that are not their own, employing the appropriate documentation or citation and including a formal acknowledgement of the source in the proper format.  \nPlease be advised regarding the following:  \n• No food or drink is allowed in the classrooms.  \n• No children are allowed in the classrooms.  \n• Walkmans, cell phones, beepers, or any form of audio equipment should be turned off in the classroom at all times.  \nAdd/drop:  \nIt is the School for Human Services policy that the Dean’s office will sign add/drop forms after the first two weeks of the semester. Add/drop forms will not be approved after the fourth week of classes.  \nTransfer from Bachelor’s degree program to Associate of Arts degree program:  \nStudents will only be allowed to transfer from the Bachelor’s degree program into the Associate of Arts degree program during the interim between their first and second semester, or the interim between their second and third semester. No student will be allowed to transfer during a semester, or after their third semester has commen","cbCainMvWX8lac4y","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainMvWX8lac4y","pdf",153778,"English","# Policies\n## Attendance\n## Incomplete Grades\n## Plagiarism\n## Classroom Rules\n## Add/Drop\n## Transfer Eligibility\n## Constructive Action Documents\n# Promoting Empowerment Through Counseling\n## Overview of the Purpose","[{\"question\":\"What are the attendance requirements and consequences for absence in Purpose V?\",\"answer\":\"Students are expected to attend all scheduled classes. 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