How can I request a Leave of Absence (LOA)? // ¿Cómo puedo solicitar una Licencia de Ausencia (LOA)?
How can I request a Leave of Absence (LOA)? // ¿Cómo puedo solicitar una Licencia de Ausencia (LOA)?
Students in good standing, who have a family or personal emergency, or who have military orders for
active service, can take a leave of absence from Atlantis University and will not be required to apply for
readmission. The student must make a written request for a leave of absence. The written request must
state the nature of the emergency, and when the student is planning to resume classes. The leave may
not exceed 180 days within any 12-month period.
The leave of absence must be approved by the
Registrar. Once approved the student is considered to be on an approved leave of absence (LOA).
Courses that have commenced prior to the date of the approved Leave of Absence will be assigned a
grade of Early Drop (ED) or Late Drop (LD). Early Drop (ED) grades assigned to these courses are not
used in the calculation of the GPA and completion percentage. Late Drop (LD) grades will be used in
the calculation of the completion percentage. If a student does not return when scheduled, he or she
will be terminated. The last day of actual attendance will be used for refund purposes.
An Enrollment Verification Letter serves to certify that the student is enrolled in a specific program of study at Atlantis University. A Graduation Verification Letter serves to certify that the student has successfully completed all of his or her ...
Current students or graduates from 2018 onwards: Request here Parchment Graduates from 2017 or earlier: Fill out the form Form Make the $15.00 payment here Online Payment Submit proof of payment to Bursar@atlantisuniversity.edu and ...
If you are considering withdrawing from the university, please keep the following process in mind: 1. Complete the Withdrawal Form: You must fill out the withdrawal form, which will be automatically sent to the registrar's office. 2. Processing Time: ...
1. Add/Drop Period Definition of the Period: This period is two weeks after your new semester begins. During this time, you can add or drop courses without incurring financial responsibility and without it appearing on your permanent academic record. ...
The Registrar's Office manages requests such as: Leave of absence (LOA) Summer break Official or Unofficial Transcripts Change of personal information due to error or update Change of program Transferred credits Change of academic program Enrollment ...