Can I make up a missed experiment?
A make-up class or repeat experiment may be available, but missing an experiment does not automatically entitle you to one. It may be allowed only for an unavoidable absence, and prompt contact or supporting documentation may be required. Check the course syllabus and consult the instructor or academic office as soon as possible.
Key points
- Eligibility for a make-up or repeat experiment may depend on the reason for the absence and when you reported it.
- Confirm the application procedure, date, required work, and how the absence will affect assessment.
- An alternative may not be offered for an unreported absence or for safety-related reasons.
Things to check
- Specific conditions and procedures vary by university, faculty, course, and academic year, so check the official syllabus and announcements.