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Attendance Policy

School of Law

  1. Class attendance is both mandatory and critical. Students are also expected to be in class on time.

  2. Only students enrolled in the course section may attend class unless prior approval has been given by the Dean or Dean鈥檚 designee.

  3. ABA Standards require law schools to adopt, publish, and adhere to a class attendance requirement. To meet this standard, the law school requires that students attend 80% of the regularly scheduled class sessions or the student will be administratively withdrawn from the course, receiving a W/F on his/her/their transcript. This policy permits a maximum of 20% absences with no option to petition for any excused absences.

    During the Fall and Spring semesters the 20% rule allows:

    • Three (3) absences in a class that meets once a week.
    • Six (6) absences in a class that meets twice a week.
    • Eight (8) absences in a class that meets three times a week.

    During the Summer semester the 20% rule allows:

    • Two (2) absences in a class that meets once a week.
    • Three (3) absences in a class that meets twice a week.
    • Four (4) absences in a class that meets three times a week.
    • Zero absences are allowed for PRI鈥檚.
  4. Students whose total absences exceed 鈥渢he maximum鈥 (as defined in (3) above) will be automatically administratively withdrawn from the course by the Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs or his/her designee and will not be allowed to sit for the final exam. Notice will be forthwith provided to any such student(s). A grade of 鈥淲F鈥 will be recorded on the student鈥檚 transcript. Students will still be responsible for all financial fees associated with the course. The sole relief available for a student is to take a leave of absence and petition the Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs or his/her designee to convert a 鈥淲F鈥 to a 鈥淲鈥.

  5. A student who is unprepared, late for class, or leaves early may be counted absent and/or dismissed from class for that day.

  6. It is the sole responsibility of the student attending any class to make sure that he or she personally signs the attendance roster. A student who attends class but fails to sign the roster may request the professor to verify attendance.

    To be considered, such a request shall:

    • Only be a single email sent to the professor.
    • Be within three hours from the end of the class in question.

    It is solely within the discretion of the professor to grant or refuse such a request.

  7. Students are responsible for tracking their own attendance. As a courtesy, students can view their attendance online in the Student Portal: .

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