What happens if I drop a PSEO class?

Kirkwood students are allowed to drop classes without charge
during the first five days of the semester.  High school students
choosing to drop or withdraw from their college credit classes after
 the first five days follow the College drop policies by filing an
Individual Course Changes Form with the Iowa County Center.
The high school principal and/or counselor’s signature is required
to complete the form. Textbooks and course materials loaned to the
student for the withdrawn class are to be returned to the Iowa
County Center with the submission of the Individual Course
Changes Form. 

Beginning on the sixth day of class, the failure of a student to
complete the enrolled course or otherwise receive credit requires
the student, if over eighteen years of age, to reimburse the school
district for the cost of the enrolled course.  If less than eighteen
years of age, the responsibility for the costs related to the
incomplete and non-credit work are directed to the owner of the
parent, guardian, or custodian’s signature on the enrollment. The
only exception being that a College Petition for Policy Waiver Form is
submitted by the student and approved by the College as
documentation of justifiable reason for a tuition charge refund to the
student’s record. 

If the Petition For Policy Waiver Form is not approved, charges
remain on the student’s record and the school district is billed for the
course. The family and/or student are responsible for repaying the
school district the amount of tuition not to exceed $250 per course.
Petitions for Policy Waiver may take up t o 3 weeks for a decision
from the College.