how to drop out of a course from cpaacademy

As a courtesy, you should inform the instructor for the course that you are dropping the class. Withdrawal from a class after the 15th day of instruction (three weeks of instruction) requires a drop petition. The petition must be approved by the instructor, department chair, and the associate dean.

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How do I drop a class?

Cancel registration. View Details. If you have registered for a webinar but are unable to attend, login to your account at CPAacademy.org and go to MY ACCOUNT. Select "Cancel Registration" for the class you are unable to attend.

What should I do if I want to drop out of school?

 · Locate course evaluation. You can access the evaluation from your CPAacademy.org account. After you login, click on MY ACCOUNT then scroll down to 'Past Registered Webinars.'. Find the webinar name/date and on the right hand side will be either an 'Evaluation' link or a 'CPE Certificate' link.

How do I drop a class or join a study group?

NASBA Approved. CPAacademy.org (Sponsor Id#: 111889) is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State boards of accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit. Complaints regarding …

What happens if I drop or withdraw from a class?

View Details. CPAacademy self-study courses are online. The self-study format allows you to: a) access the material online 24/7, and b) study at your own pace Per NASBA guidelines, you have one year from date of purchase to complete each program. You must pass the review questions with a 100% score prior to taking the final exam.

Is Columbus State committed to academic success?

Columbus State is committed to providing the resources you need for academic success. Before you decide to drop a class, be sure you have reached out for assistance in these ways:

Does dropping a class affect your academic progress?

Academic Progress. It will take you longer to earn your degree. It could increase the overall cost of degree. It could affect prerequisite complications if the class you are dropping is a prerequisite for additional required course (s). It could affect the need to repeat courses and/or add a “W” (withdrawal) on your transcript.