Student Attendance & Online Course Participation Policy

21st Century Real Estate School

Effective Date: September 9, 2026

21st Century Real Estate School requires students to complete all instructional time required for their enrolled course.

Attendance credit is based on actual participation, not simply registration or login activity.

This policy ensures students receive the full instruction required for course completion and that the school maintains accurate attendance and completion records.

Students must complete all required instructional hours.

Depending on the course, instruction may include:

• Prerecorded online lessons 
• Live instructor-led online classes 
• Assigned educational activities 
• Quizzes 
• Discussions 
• Other approved instructional components 

Students will not receive a completion certificate until all required instructional time and course requirements are satisfied.

Students are required to complete all assigned prerecorded lessons.

Course systems may track:

• Time spent in lessons 
• Completion status 
• Login activity 
• Quiz results 
• Progress through the course 
• Date and time of activity 

Students may not bypass required content.

If the system prevents skipping ahead or fast-forwarding, students are expected to complete the lesson as presented.

Students attending live online instruction must join the class on time.

Students should enter the online classroom several minutes before the scheduled start time to address any technical issues.

Attendance may be recorded through the online platform and by the instructor.

During instructor-led online classes, students may be required to keep their camera turned on.

The student must remain reasonably visible to the instructor throughout the instructional session.

A blank screen, covered camera, still image, or prolonged absence from view may result in loss of attendance credit for that period.

Students must remain physically present and attentive during class.

Activities that may interfere with participation include:

• Leaving the room for extended periods 
• Sleeping 
• Driving 
• Working another job 
• Shopping 
• Watching television 
• Participating in unrelated meetings 
• Engaging in activities that prevent meaningful participation 

Brief, reasonable interruptions may occur, but extended absence may affect attendance credit.

Students are expected to participate in the educational process.

Participation may include:

• Answering questions 
• Responding to instructor prompts 
• Participating in discussions 
• Completing quizzes 
• Responding to attendance checks 
• Participating in exercises 
• Asking or answering course-related questions 

Students who arrive late may lose attendance credit for the instructional time missed.

The student may be required to make up the missed portion before receiving course completion credit.

Students who leave before the instructor concludes the session may lose attendance credit for the portion missed.

Students should remain logged in and participating until the instructor dismisses the class.

A brief internet interruption will generally be handled reasonably.

However, if a student is disconnected for a substantial amount of instructional time, that time may need to be made up.

Students should attempt to reconnect immediately.

Students experiencing camera, microphone, computer, or internet problems should notify the instructor promptly.

Persistent technical problems that prevent required participation may require the student to attend a replacement session.

Breaks authorized by the instructor are permitted.

Students should return from scheduled breaks on time.

Extended breaks or late returns may result in missed instructional time.

Students may be required to verify their identity before or during course participation.

Verification may include:

• Name confirmation 
• Visual verification 
• Login credentials 
• Student identification 
• Attendance questions 
• Other reasonable methods 

Account sharing or student impersonation is prohibited.

The school may maintain attendance documentation including:

• Instructor attendance sheets 
• Learning management system reports 
• Video conferencing reports 
• Login and logout records 
• Course progress reports 
• Quiz records 
• Participation records 

These records may be used to determine whether a student has completed required instructional time.

Students who miss class time should contact the school as soon as possible.

The school will determine what make-up options are available.

Make-up attendance must satisfy the same educational requirements as the original instruction.

Logging into Zoom, REcampus, an LMS, or another platform does not automatically qualify a student for attendance credit.

Attendance requires actual participation in the instruction.

The school may record online instructional sessions or retain attendance information for educational, administrative, quality-control, or compliance purposes where permitted.

Students should not independently record classes unless the school gives permission.

Online students should maintain a professional learning environment.

Students should:

• Keep microphones muted when appropriate 
• Avoid disruptive background noise 
• Dress appropriately for an educational environment 
• Use respectful language 
• Avoid disruptive conduct 
• Follow reasonable instructor directions 

Students who fail to complete required instructional hours may not receive a completion certificate.

The student may be required to attend additional instruction before completion can be documented.

By participating in an online course offered by 21st Century Real Estate School, the student acknowledges that:

• Attendance is monitored 
• Instructional time must be completed 
• Live participation may require camera visibility 
• Students cannot skip required instruction 
• Missed instructional time may need to be made up 
• A completion certificate will only be issued after all requirements are satisfied