Rules are meant to be broken
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lol your professor is a dick.
sounds like your better which is good...like every person before me said...go to your counselor, or your dean. All schools have a policy on this what-if situation
I'm pretty sure there was one almost exactly like this only a few days ago...
This is grounds for an academic appeal, talk to the dean of your college, or the chancellor if you have to.
that ************ needs to die. DIE ************ DIE ************ DIE
Give us the professor's email. We will set him straight. I missed a week of school while in college. I was in the hospital for mental issues. When I came back, none of my teachers said a thing and simply docked me for the time missing. A lot of teachers do not care...at all.
Same thing happened to me last semester. I had missed 4 assignments, had an A up until that point and still got an F in the class (for being in the hospital) because it was "easier" for her than giving me an incomplete. She said the assignments couldn't be submitted electronically ...it was a computer class!
Oh well that's just rediculous. Here's some advice...accuse him of sexual harassment. Payback's a bitch. I can't believe he saw you, and still says that.
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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).