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38 <br />Tardiness Learnet encourages students to be on time for all activities, appointments, and classes. <br />Students who arrive more than 20 minutes late for class or who miss 20 minutes of class time <br />during any given class hour are recorded as incomplete and are considered absent for that <br />class hour. <br />Make -Up Classes Learnet does not require a student to make up missed classes. Make-up classes are not <br />specifically scheduled and are never guaranteed. However, missed classes can be made up <br />on a drop -in or space -available basis within two weeks from the date the original class was <br />missed. In no event will make-up classes be provided for students after the scheduled end of <br />the module or level. If Learnet cancels classes or if there is holiday during the term, Learnet <br />will schedule make-up classes or assignments. <br />Make -Up Work Students will be given an opportunity, at the discretion of the Executive Director and subject <br />to the availability of space, to repeat, remediate, or make up lost work. This work shall be <br />given full standing and credit with respect to the student's satisfactory academic progress. <br />Leave of Absence A Leave of Absence (LOA) may be granted under special circumstances. <br />Procedures <br />1. LOA requests must be submitted to the dean through the registrar's office. <br />2. Email registrar@learnet.edu or sign in the appointment schedule on the Dean's <br />room door for an advisement meeting. <br />3. "Leave of Absence" form is given to student by Dean. <br />4, This form must include an anticipated return date and be signed by the student and <br />all medical LOAs, whether requested in advance or based on emergency situations, <br />must be documented by a doctor's statement. <br />5. Students are entitled to take up to two LOAs, not exceeding 60 days total, during <br />any academic year: For example, a student may take one 60-day LOA or two LOAs <br />that, together, add up to a maximum of 60 days. <br />6. The student may not request a second LOA if he or she has already taken one 60- <br />day LOA; furthermore, he or she may not request a third LOA, no matter how many <br />days the student was absent during the first two LOAs. <br />7. Failure to return to school as scheduled without prior written notification to and <br />approval from the Executive/ Dean will result in immediate dismissal. <br />8. Any refund due will be made within 30 calendar days from the end of an approved <br />Leave of Absence: Refer to "Refund Policy and Procedures" in this catalog. <br />The Executive/Dean may grant LOAs for circumstances of poor health, family crisis, or other <br />significant occurrences outside the control of the student. Time for an approved LOA will not <br />be included in the calculation of a student's maximum program length. <br />There are two categories of LOA: <br />• General LOA for emergency or personal purposes, up to 60 days <br />• Medical LOA for medical situations <br />Only the Dean is authorized to grant a Leave of Absence. All medical LOAs, whether <br />requested in advance or based on emergency situations, must be documented by a doctor's <br />statement. The Dean completes the request for Leave of Absence and should work with <br />Registrar Officer for Updating the Campus Accountability Report, SEVIS, File Maker DB and <br />ensures their proper disbursement of the refund. <br />Last Revislon Date on <br />