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Glendale, AZ Campus Catalog
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Glendale Campus Overview
- Governance
- Mission
- Vision
- History
- Accreditation
- Articulation Agreements
- Conferral of Degrees
- Educational Equity Statement
- Right to Change Requirements
- Facilities
- Housing
- Americans With Disabilities Act Policy
- Criminal Background Checks
- Harassment/Unlawful Discrimination
- Sexual Misconduct
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Academic Policies
- Attendance
- Class Rank
- Classroom Visitation
- Classroom/Exam Etiquette
- Closed Meeting Policy
- Course Auditing
- Course Credit Policy
- Course Prerequisites
- Final Course Grades Due
- Grade Appeals Policy
- Graduation Walk-Through Policy
- Incomplete Grades
- In-Progress Grade
- Last Day to Add/Drop Courses
- Leave of Absence
- Bereavement Leave
- Jury Duty
- Maternity Leave
- Medical Leave
- Military Leave
- Reexamination (Retest)
- Registrar
- Registration
- Religious Accommodations
- Retake
- Retention of Tests or Written Assignments
- Transcripts and Duplicate Diplomas
- Travel and Lodging for Clinical Education/Fieldwork
- Withdrawal
- Admissions
- Student Services
- Office of Student Financial Services
- Academic Calendar
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Glendale Campus Overview
The grade (I) incomplete may be assigned by a course director when a student's work is of passing quality but is incomplete or if a student qualifies for reexamination. It is the responsibility of the student to formally request an extension from the course instructor. By assigning an I (incomplete) grade, it is implied an instructor agrees that the student has a valid reason and should be given additional time to complete required coursework. To resolve an incomplete grade, an instructor will resubmit the new grade on-line. All incomplete grades must be resolved within 10 calendar days from the end of final examinations for the quarter. In the case of courses ending prior to final examination week, it is the obligation of the course director to monitor the use and resolution of the incomplete grade with notice to the Registrar. If an incomplete grade remains beyond the 10 calendar days, it is automatically converted to a grade of (F) failing by the Registrar, which signifies failure of the course.