Withdrawals 

You are responsible for withdrawing yourself from this course if that is what your personal situation requires. This means that if you have taken only two of the tests and the semester ends without your having withdrawn yourself, then you will receive an F in the course. The instructor makes no promise either implicit or explicit to withdraw students from the course. The instructor does reserve the right to withdraw students who have fallen behind on taking the exams and completing the MyEconLab assignments or the Orientation Quiz during the first week of class.

In addition, students should be aware of a change in the law regarding Withdrawals passed by the Texas Legislature in the spring of 2007. Starting in the Fall of 2007, entering freshman will be restricted to six non-punitive withdrawals for the whole of their undergraduate careers while attending state colleges.

Important information about the consequences of withdrawing from a course is discussed at this ACC site: http://www.austincc.edu/apply-and-register/registration-steps/drop-or-withdraw-from-a-class.

For the last day to withdraw from this course without penalty can be found below.