if you miss 14 consecutive days in the course, the professor will do what?

How many days does a college have to be in attendance to withdraw?

Breaks of five or more days will be excluded from the 14-day attendance count.

What happens if you don't drop a class?

If you stop attending class and fail to drop or withdraw officially, you will not be automatically withdrawn. If you do not officially withdraw, your grades will be recorded as "F" for that course regardless of the grade average at the time you last attended, which will affect your GPA and may cause other problems.

What does "drop" mean in college?

Drop: Removing oneself from a course before the end of the add/drop period. A drop does not appear on a transcript, does not count as an attempt for a class, and grants a 100% refund of tuition fees.

What grade does a college give after withdrawal?

After the course withdrawal date, the college will assign a grade of WF (Withdrawn Failing).

What to do before dropping out of college?

We recommend students speak with an advisor and a financial aid officer before dropping or withdrawing from courses. These actions could affect you in many ways, including financial aid and student housing.

Does a drop count as an attempt on a class?

Drop: This action is valid when dropping a course before the end of the add/drop period. A drop does not appear on a transcript, does not count as an attempt on a class, and grants a 100% refund of tuition fees.

Does a W withdrawal affect GPA?

The student will receive a grade of "W." Withdrawals from courses appear on your transcript permanently but do not impact your GPA. They do, however, count as an attempt. Greenville Technical College gives a student three attempts to successfully complete a course, so do not treat withdrawals lightly.