Athletics and Extracurricular Activities

Only degree-seeking students in good academic standing who are full-time or in their final semester in the Traditional Undergraduate Program may participate in extracurricular activities and the athletic program, which includes varsity intercollegiate teams that compete as members of the NCAA Division III and the Great Northeast Athletic Conference anf the New England Hockey Conference.  Full-time graduate students in the Division of Professional and Graduate Studies who meet NCAA Division III eligibility requirements and who are in good academic standing may also participate in the athletic program.  Students are encouraged to pursue a wide variety of athletic and extracurricular opportunities. To learn more about student life, go to: https://www.albertus.edu/student-life/. To learn about athletic opportunities, see: athletics.albertus.edu.

Albertus Magnus recognizes that it is critically important for students to succeed academically and to have as their priority their academic success. Therefore, students are expected to attend all classes.

If a conflict exists with a scheduled practice, student-athletes are expected to attend class.

If a conflict exists with a scheduled game, student-athletes are released from classes, but are expected to notify their instructors, in advance. In the event of a conflict between a class and a scheduled competition these student-athletes are subject to individual faculty members’ policies and regulations regarding assignments and make-up tests for students who miss class for college sponsored events.

Students who miss all classes for seven consecutive calendar days are not allowed to practice or to participate in a sport or club until the Registrar certifies that the student has returned to class. Administrative withdrawal policies are in effect for all students.