Audit & Program 60
Audit Policy for Elementary and Intermediate Language Classes
Program 60 Participants
Audit
In order to learn/review a language, daily attendance and preparation for class are required. It is very difficult to involve students in group practices when they only attend class intermittently and/or do not prepare for the activities. For this reason, students are expected to elect courses for credit. Occasionally, however, a student may wish to attend a course but not elect it for credit. This arrangement can take the form of an official audit.An official audit obligates a student to attend classes regularly and complete course requirements (e.g., homework, daily participation in class, and the final examination). Regular tuition fees apply, and the course appears on the transcript with the grade R (Audit); and no degree credit is earned. Students auditing a class are not eligible to earn EM Credit by examination for that class. To arrange an official audit, a student must submit a Petition for Audit Status form to the Language Studies Commitee for consideration. If approved, students who audit must complete the majority of the assignments which includes attending classes and receiving at least a 70% for the course. A request to officially audit a course must be approved by the end of the third week of a full term or second week of a half-term.
If you believe you will not be able to fulfill the requirements for an audit, an alternative is to come to the Tutoring Room for individual help or attend the Conversation Tables in Hagerty Hall.
Program 60
To learn more about how you can become a part of Program 60 available to Ohio residents age 60 or older, or to have your information added to the Program 60 mailing list, contact CEd at 614-292-8860 or visit their web site at the Office of Continuing Education.
If space is available, Program 60 Participants will be admitted after the first week of class. Students who are enrolled in Program 60 must complete the majority of the assignments which includes attending classes according to the syllabus, participating actively, completing homework assignments, and taking all exams. Program 60 students must maintain at least a 70% average for the course. If students are not performing at a 70% level they may no longer attend class. Program 60 Participants may retake any unsuccessfully completed course only once and must have obtained a passing grade in order to continue to the next level. Submit this form to the Language Studies Committee for consideration.
