Late work is not accepted in this course without legitimate medical or emergency documentation. In addition, best efforts must be made to notify the instructor before the due date if possible.
Please note that contacting the instructor before a due date does not guarantee an extension. It will be determined based on the nature of the need for an extension. Please note that work schedules, other course deadlines/schedules, technology issues/errors, submission/upload errors, and lack of access to technology devices and/or software are not legitimate excuses.
LATE/MAKE-UP WORK:
Late Work: Work turned in late will receive a zero. Most assignment due dates are Friday at 5 PM. Work that is not legible will receive a ZERO. You are required to TYPE your assignments on a computer. No handwritten assignments will be accepted.
Makeup Work or In-Class Activities: No make-ups for exams, labs, and in-class activities without medical or equivalent (e.g., school excused) reasons under extreme circumstances.
Under extreme circumstances (e.g., COVID, illness), arrangements for make-up should be made with the instructor within a week of the missed class or exam.
In case of school-excused activities, arrangements for making up in-class work must be made before the date of absence. According to Policy 6.30, you must inform the instructor of the dates you will miss class due to school-related activities before the anticipated absence. For activities whose schedules are known before the start of the semester, you must provide the instructors with a written schedule during the first week of the semester showing the days you expect to miss class. For other university-excused absences, you must provide the earliest advanced written notice of the classes you will miss.
School-excused event: Arrangements for making up an exam or assignment must be made before the date of absence. According to Policy 6.30 (http://www.suu.edu/pub/policies/pdf/PP630Excused.pdf ), you must inform the instructor of the dates you will miss class due to the school-related activities before the anticipated absence. For activities whose schedules are known before the start of the semester, you must provide the instructors a written schedule during the first week of the semester showing days you expect to miss class. For other university excused absences, you must provide the instructor the earliest advanced notice of the classes you will miss. You will be responsible for the material you miss during your excused absence.