Success Week
Success Week is designed to provide time for undergraduate students to adequately prepare for final examinations. Success Week is designated as the week that precedes final examinations during both the Fall and Spring semesters.During Success Week:Tests that amount to more than 10% of the course grade may not be given and due.Assignments worth more than 10% of the course grade, including but not limited to course projects, papers, speeches, graded performances, graded performance and portfolio assessments, etc., may not be due unless they have been clearly specified on the class syllabus distributed within the first two weeks of the semester. Exceptions to the rule include:Summer classesMake-up examsOne-credit coursesLabsGraduate CoursesA make-up exam is defined as any exam that is not given to the entire class, but is used to give a student (or students) an opportunity to make up a missed exam when approved by the course instructor.Instructors may petition their department chair/school director or, when applicable, the Dean of Mennonite College of Nursing or the Dean of Milner Library if they believe the policy jeopardizes or interferes with their professional judgment regarding appropriate pedagogy. Exceptions granted to this provision of the policy shall be announced to all students enrolled in the course. Complaints about failure to follow the procedures outlined above should be made immediately to the appropriate department chair/school director or, when applicable, the Dean of the Mennonite College of Nursing or the Dean of Milner Library.
