Policies

You can find the full list of academic regulations on the catalog website:

• Undergraduate Academic Regulations
• Graduate Academic Regulations

Online Course Engagement Deadline

Online students must engage in an enrolled class by submitting a graded assignment in the first 14 days of class as proof of course engagement. Online students who do not have a graded assignment in the first 14 days will be automatically dropped from the course for non-engagement. If you engage with the course within the first 14 days but do not intend to continue your enrollment, you are required to contact the Warrior Information Network (WIN) at 888.832.4742 or WIN@indianatech.edu to withdraw or you will receive a failing grade and be charged for the course.

Returning Course Materials

Students who drop from a course are required to return the supplied course materials within two weeks of the withdrawal date. All returned materials should be in good condition. Students will be charged $150 for not returning the course materials or for materials that cannot be redistributed (activation code had been redeemed, sealed CD or software package had been opened, etc.)

Course Evaluation

Your opinions count! In addition to the course specific requirements, you are required to participate in the course evaluation as an Indiana Tech distance learning student. The Office of Distance Education pledges that, as a participant in the survey, your identity is kept confidential and the results will only be used for the intended purpose.

Like any on-campus class, it is essential for your professor to hear from you regarding your online learning experience in this class. Your responses to the course evaluation questions are important in order for the course instructor to assess the effectiveness of instruction and to improve instructional delivery.

Your participation in the course evaluation is anonymous to the course instructor. The course evaluation results will be made available as “group data” to the course instructor only after the professor has submitted the course grades to the registrar’s office. Your identity is confidential. The course evaluation is available during the final week of a course session.