Connections: Seminars: Policies: Late Work

I will subtract 2/3 of a letter grade for each day, including weekend days, that papers are late. So if your paper ends up at "B" quality, but you hand it in a day late, you will receive a C+ for that paper. The only exception to this policy is the extension policy below.

When the class depends on the timely submission of your work for its daily functioning, the penalties are more severe. A late blog post, for instance, will receive a maximum grade of C, and if it is submitted too late to be useful to the class, it will fail.

Textbook Poetry Fiction Film Theory Contexts Research and Writing Research Writing Courses Tutorial 120 121 224 226 Seminars Romantics Syllabus Assignments Policies Attendance Late Work Extensions Participation Plagiarism Disabilities Old Syllabi Site Information Site Updates Navigation Site Map	Late Papers and Assignments I will subtract 2/3 of a letter grade for each day, including weekend days, that papers are late. So if your paper ends up at "B" quality, but you hand it in a day late, you will receive a C+ for that paper. The only exception to this policy is the extension policy below. When the class depends on the timely submission of your work for its daily functioning, the penalties are more severe. A late blog post, for instance, will receive a maximum grade of C, and if it is submitted too late to be useful to the class, it will fail.
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