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==== Why is there a Exception Process? ==== | ==== Why is there a Exception Process? ==== | ||
Revision as of 10:27, 5 September 2017
The Standard/College Enrollment Practice
Student logins will load into LMS sites (Canvas or Wordpress) once their registration has been completed. The value is that students should not be getting access to resources before they have registered and committed to paying tuition for the educational knowledge and resources they are about to experience.
Why is there a Exception Process?
Students who are added to a Canvas or Wordpress site who have not yet registered, have been confused into thinking their registration is complete. In order to provide a more predictable and understandable process for students, the Academic Division has chosen to implement an LMS exception process in order to provide better clarity.
What is the Exception Process
All exceptions (e.g. programs, contracts,wait-listed or visiting students, other, etc.) for access should go through an academic approval process initiated via a help ticket using the subject line “LMS Exception Request."
Once approved, the student will be added to your Canvas and/or WordPress site and you will be notified.
