All students are expected to attend class on the first scheduled class meeting. Your space in the class is reserved for the first 15 minutes of class. If an enrolled student is absent on the first class meeting, a standby student may take your place. At that point, the enrolled student is on standby status. If an enrolled student does not attend the first two class meetings, the student is dropped from class. The student remains eligible to attend lab-style classes (see below).
At the time of enrollment, if a class is full, the student will be on a standby status. The standby status student may petition a closed class by attending class on the first class meeting. If there are no openings, the standby student may attend the second meeting on the chance that there is another opening. When the enrolled student doesn't show for class, the standby student enrolls in the class and is no longer considered on stand-by status. The standby student is expected to pay for class at that time. The Standby Student Policy is in effect for the first two class meetings.
All students are expected to attend class on the first scheduled class meeting. Your space is reserved for the first 15 minutes of class. If the enrolled lab student is absent on the first class meeting, a standby student may take your space. At that point, the enrolled student attends on space available. This class has a continuous enrollment policy. Students who consistently attend the lab class have first priority.