Rules are meant to be broken
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By No diploma - 05/02/2022 17:59
Take it up with the dean.
What the ****? Really?? FYL OP
I kind of agree with the teacher. If you don't show up for class, and don't learn the information, and don't take/pass the tests, you don't really deserve a good grade. The reason for your absence doesn't really matter if you don't know the information. That being said, depending on exactly how many days over the maximum absences you missed (if it's close), you might be able to work something out with the teacher, maybe through the dean. BUT either way, since your absences are because of a verified medical reason, you should be able to drop or withdraw from the class or do something so that you don't have anything bad stuck on your record. Talk to your dean!
Get a doctor's note. Keep a copy of it and turn the original in to the dean.
yeah…ydi.
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I've had similar issues (I miss a lot of class due to illness as well). Go to the dean of students or if your school has a Student Disability Center or something. Rules may be rules but you cannot penalize a student for something that's beyond their control, it's illegal.
Have you tried talking to the dean of students? If anything, you could try to get the class marked as incomplete or dropped (or stricken from the record entirely).