School Withdrawal
An official withdrawal or dismissal from the institution may occur due to any of the following circumstances:
- Completion of the Official Withdrawal process as stated in the Financial Information section
- Failure to attend any courses during the add-drop or course adjustment periods
- 14 consecutive days of documented non-attendance
- Evidence of a student’s departure from the College documented by a staff member, despite failure to complete the Official Withdrawal process
Armed Forces - Service Related Absences
The College does not have a Leave of Absence Policy. In some instances, and in accordance with the Sprint Non-Registered policy, students may arrange their schedule to allow a five-week break during a single sprint within the term without having to withdraw from the College. Depending on the length of their service, students may be required to withdraw from the institution and re-enter when able to do so.
Students are encouraged to inform their professors in advance of any anticipated service-related absences and work out arrangements for making up missed work.
The College offers the following accommodations for service-related absences:
- Make-up Exams and Assignments: Professors will work with students on a case-by-case basis to ensure they can make-up missed coursework and exams.
- Online Learning Options: If applicable, the College may offer online resources and Zoom attendance that allow students to continue their studies remotely during periods of service-related absence.
- Involuntary Withdrawal: if applicable, the College may offer the student involuntary withdrawal grades in their current courses. This grade does not impact grade point average or pace.
- Support from Counseling Services: The College offers support for students dealing with the stress and challenges associated with service-related absences. Advocates can provide counseling services and other resources to help manage the emotional impact.
- Tuition and fees: If a student withdraws due to receiving orders for a period of service the College may refund all tuition and fees paid for the term to the appropriate party, including any funds paid towards housing.
Transfer to Other Institutions
Neumont neither implies nor guarantees that credits completed at Neumont are accepted by other postsecondary institutions. Each institution has policies that govern the acceptance of credit from other institutions. Transfer of credit is a privilege granted by the institution to which a student may seek admission. Therefore, if the student anticipates a transfer of credits earned at Neumont, the student should inquire with those institutions to which they would like to transfer Neumont-earned credits.