Absence Policy
The LSUE Catalog contains the following items under the heading
Class Attendance Requirements:
- The student is responsible for attending all classes
regularly and punctually.
- The student must resolve his or her absence and class
tardiness with the instructor. The student is also advised to
file an explanatory statement of absences with the Office of
Student Affairs.
- When in the judgment of the instructor a student for any
reason has missed a class often enough to jeopardize his or her
position in the class, the instructor will refer the student to
the Office of Student Affairs.
- After incurring an excessive number of absences, the
student may be placed on attendance probation.
- A student on attendance probation may be dismissed from
the University should additional absences occur.
- A student dropped for non-attendance of classes will not
be eligible to reenter the University until after the following
semester.
For purposes of this course, absences in excess of 10% of the class
meetings are considered excessive. A student who arrives more than 10
minutes late, or who leaves more than 10 minutes early, may be marked
absent. If a student is absent for any reason, the student is responsible
for making up any work that is missed. If a student misses a test, the
student must make arrangements with the instructor for a make-up test.
Normally, a student must have a doctor's excuse (or similar compelling
reason) for missing a test. Note that employment, family vacations, and
personal convenience are not normally considered compelling reasons for
missing a test.