Kaskaskia college registration

ENROLLMENT POLICIES
WITHDRAWAL
1. The class drop and withdrawal deadlines for
each semester can be found on the Registration
Calendar or by contacting the Admissions and
Registration Office at 618-545-3040. “Further
information regarding dropping and withdrawing
from a class can be found in the KC Catalog and
in the KC Student Handbook.
2. Students should contact the Admissions and
Registration Office on the main campus at
618-545-3040 or any KC Education Center to
drop or withdraw from a class. It is highly
recommended that students consult with their
instructor and an advisor prior to withdrawing
from a class. Failure to properly drop or
withdraw from a class may result in a failing
grade. All withdrawal requests must be filed
prior to completion of 87% of the individual
course. For example, the withdrawal deadline
for a course in the standard fall or spring 16
week semester is two weeks prior to the end of
the semester. Check with the Admissions and
Registration Office regarding deadline dates for
specific courses.
3. Students may be withdrawn from class by
the Vice President of Student Services as a
consequence of administrative action due to
conduct, attendance, or other justifiable
reasons as recommended by the instructor.
4. Students are financially responsible for classes
from which they withdraw.
5. Students will receive a grade of “W” for classes
from which they withdraw.
including attendance. Registration for audit
must be accomplished during the specified time
of registration for a given semester. The student
MAY NOT change from credit to audit after the
tenth day (or equivalent) of a semester.
EMPLOYEE IN-DISTRICT
Students who are employed in the district
full-time but live outside the district may qualify
for in-district tuition rates by completing the
appropriate “Proof of In-District Employment”
form.
CLASSIFICATION OF STUDENTS
Full-time student – registered for 12 or more
hours for a regular semester or registered for six
or more hours for a summer semester.
Part-time student – registered for fewer than 12
hours for a regular semester or registered for
fewer than six hours for a summer semester.
Classification may be different for financial aid
recipients. Please see the College Catalog or
contact the Financial Aid Office for more
information.
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT ENROLLMENT
High school students wishing to enroll in college
classes must complete the Approval form for
High School Student Enrollment as well as the
Student Admissions Form for admission and
meet appropriate placement requirements.
SENIOR CITIZEN TUITION WAIVER
AUDIT
With the consent of the Vice President of
Student Services, a student may be admitted to
a course for audit. The student must register,
pay all regular tuition and fees and attend all
regular class sessions; but is not required to
take examinations. The student does not
receive a grade or credit for the course, but the
course is listed as an Audit. A student who
enrolls in an audit course is subject to
compliance with all other College regulations
Tuition shall be waived for residents of the
District who have attained the age of sixty (60)
at the time the course is being offered. Such
waiver is applicable to all non-credit and credit
tuition only and does not include fees. Such
tuition waiver shall be limited to those credit
courses for which minimum enrollment
requirements have been met, as determined by
the College.
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