The grade of “incomplete” may be given to a student when extenuating circumstances exist. Such circumstances may include extended illness of the student and/or immediate family, or other emergent situations which demand a student’s absence from class or which affect the student’s academic performance. Students needing more information can refer to the Incomplete Grade Policy
Incomplete Grade
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