Architecture Program Report Tulane University New Orleans ...
Architecture Program Report Tulane University New Orleans ... Architecture Program Report Tulane University New Orleans ...
ecorded. The student may re-enroll in the course to obtain a grade and credit. S Satisfactory completion of a course on the satisfactory/unsatisfactory option, with no grade points. (Minimum C- performance level required.) U Failure to earn credit in course which was taken on the satisfactory/ unsatisfactory option. PRIVATE Grade Point Averagestc \l 3 "Grade Point Averages" Cumulative grade point averages are computed by dividing the total number of quality points by the total number of credits attempted. Credits completed on the S/U basis are not included in this computation. Semester grade point averages are calculated for architectural design courses (the design average) and for all courses together (cumulative average) by dividing the number of quality points by the number of credits attempted. Credits completed on the S/U basis are not included in this computation. Master of Architecture I (graduate) and Master of Architecture II Grades for students include all the grades listed above. Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory Option Qualified Second-through Fifth-Year Master of Architecture students who are not on probation may elect to take one course in a standard four-course load on a satisfactory/unsatisfactory basis. No more than 4 satisfactory/ unsatisfactory courses may be counted toward graduation. Master of Architecture I students who are in good standing may elect to take one elective course in a standard four-course load on a satisfactory/ unsatisfactory basis. No more than six such credits (normally two threecredit courses) may be counted toward graduation. The satisfactory/ unsatisfactory option may not be used in required course work or in architectural electives. It may be used in non-architectural electives being used to satisfy distribution requirements. Dean's List After final grades have been reported, a list is prepared of all students who have distinguished themselves by superior academic achievement. Firstand Second-Year students are placed on the Dean's List if their grade point averages are at least 3.25; Third-, Fourth-, and Fifth-Year students are placed on the Dean's List with grade point averages of 3.50 or higher. PRIVATE Leave of Absencetc \l 3 "Leave of Absence" Students in good academic standing normally attend the School of Architecture each semester consecutively; however, occasionally it is in the best interest of the student to take a leave of absence from the school for a
semester or a year. Students considering a leave of absence should consult the Dean. To obtain a leave of absence, the student must make written application to the Dean stating the reason for the request and the proposed period of absence. Upon written approval by the Dean, the student is guaranteed readmission if all conditions of the request and approval are met. Required Withdrawal, Denial of Enrollment A student may be required to withdraw from any course or from the school or the university, temporarily or permanently, for any of the following reasons: possibility of danger to the health of the student or to that of other students if enrollment is continued; refusal to obey regulations; violation of the Honor System or any other serious misconduct; or work below the required academic standards. Changes in Regulations The School of Architecture and the university reserve the right to deny admission to any applicant or to forbid any student's continued enrollment without assignment of reason; to change any of its rules, courses, regulations and charges without notice; and to make such changes applicable to students already registered as well as to new students. Voluntary Withdrawal: From a Course Three are no restrictions on Voluntary Withdrawal within the first month of the semester provided the student maintains a twelve-credit minimum course load. After the first month, a student must obtain the approval of the instructor and the Dean's office. Withdrawals from courses are not recorded for the first four weeks of class. After the fourth week of classes and before the last date for drops as reported in the official calendar, a grade of W will be recorded only if withdrawal is officially approved and the instructor reports satisfactory standing in the class at the time of withdrawal. Students considering withdrawal from required courses must consult their Academic Adviser; required courses in the School of Architecture must be taken sequentially and withdrawal may result in the extension of the program of study. Students must always carry the full-time minimum courseload of 12 credits. PRIVATE Voluntary Withdrawal: From the Schooltc Withdrawal\: From the School" \l 3 "Voluntary A student who decides to withdraw or resign from the School of Architecture after the semester begins must discuss withdrawal plans with the Dean and file a written request for permission to withdraw from all classes. This statement should include the student's reason for requesting to withdraw. Withdrawal forms, student identification card, and a letter from parent or guardian indicating awareness of the withdrawal plans must be turned in at
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semester or a year. Students considering a leave of absence should<br />
consult the Dean.<br />
To obtain a leave of absence, the student must make written application to<br />
the Dean stating the reason for the request and the proposed period of<br />
absence. Upon written approval by the Dean, the student is guaranteed<br />
readmission if all conditions of the request and approval are met.<br />
Required Withdrawal, Denial of Enrollment<br />
A student may be required to withdraw from any course or from the school or<br />
the university, temporarily or permanently, for any of the following reasons:<br />
possibility of danger to the health of the student or to that of other students<br />
if enrollment is continued; refusal to obey regulations; violation of the Honor<br />
System or any other serious misconduct; or work below the required<br />
academic standards.<br />
Changes in Regulations<br />
The School of <strong>Architecture</strong> and the university reserve the right to deny<br />
admission to any applicant or to forbid any student's continued enrollment<br />
without assignment of reason; to change any of its rules, courses,<br />
regulations and charges without notice; and to make such changes<br />
applicable to students already registered as well as to new students.<br />
Voluntary Withdrawal: From a Course<br />
Three are no restrictions on Voluntary Withdrawal within the first month of the<br />
semester provided the student maintains a twelve-credit minimum course<br />
load. After the first month, a student must obtain the approval of the<br />
instructor and the Dean's office. Withdrawals from courses are not recorded<br />
for the first four weeks of class. After the fourth week of classes and before<br />
the last date for drops as reported in the official calendar, a grade of W will<br />
be recorded only if withdrawal is officially approved and the instructor<br />
reports satisfactory standing in the class at the time of withdrawal. Students<br />
considering withdrawal from required courses must consult their Academic<br />
Adviser; required courses in the School of <strong>Architecture</strong> must be taken<br />
sequentially and withdrawal may result in the extension of the program of<br />
study. Students must always carry the full-time minimum courseload of 12<br />
credits.<br />
PRIVATE Voluntary Withdrawal: From the Schooltc<br />
Withdrawal\: From the School"<br />
\l 3 "Voluntary<br />
A student who decides to withdraw or resign from the School of <strong>Architecture</strong><br />
after the semester begins must discuss withdrawal plans with the Dean and<br />
file a written request for permission to withdraw from all classes. This<br />
statement should include the student's reason for requesting to withdraw.<br />
Withdrawal forms, student identification card, and a letter from parent or<br />
guardian indicating awareness of the withdrawal plans must be turned in at