Petition for Action
Deviations from Penn Engineering course requirements and special requests require the submission of a” Petition for Action” form.
All actions require review by the parties noted on the form. Final submission via the workflow is to the Petitions Committee where a final decision is made.
NOTE:
- If a substitution for a required engineering or technical elective is requested, a completed Core Sub Form must be submitted to the department for review.
- Students in single degree programs should address their petitions to their schools. Dual- and joint-degree students should address their petitions for degree requirement exceptions to the school(s) whose degree requirements are affected; in some cases, a petition to both schools will be required. All other petitions for exceptions (e.g. late drop, late add, late withdrawal, late change of grade mode) should be submitted to the home school. Students submitting a Petition for Action requesting late withdrawal from a course must complete the online petition process.
Other pages in this section:
- Academic Honors
- Academic Warning
- Academic Probation
- Academic Drop from the University
- Add or Drop a Course
- Advanced Placement
- Auditing Courses
- Change of Curriculum
- Class Attendance
- Course Load
- Course Numbering System
- Course Performance Notices
- Courses at Other Institutions
- Curricular Practical Training for SEAS Undergraduates
- Dean’s List
- Grading and Grades
- Graduate-level Courses
- Graduation Latin Honors
- Independent Study
- Inter-departmental Senior Design Projects
- Leave of Absence
- LPS (College of Liberal and Professional Studies) Courses
- Mandatory Leave of Absence
- Maximum Time to Complete a Degree (Sunset Rule)
- Minimum Performance Guidelines
- Part-time Status
- Pass/Fail
- Quaker Consortium
- Return from Academic Drop
- Repeating a Course
- Sunset Rule
- Transfer Out of Penn Engineering
- Transfer In to Penn Engineering
- Withdrawing from a Course
- Commencement Ceremony Eligibility
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