At the start of each new semester and part of term within a semester, following add/drop period, all faculty assigned to courses that bear credits, are required to verify student enrollment and participation.
Roster/Enrollment Verification (REV) is a process for checking student enrollment in courses at the start of the semester and verifying their attendance. In general, all students need to attend and participate in their courses within 72 hours of the course start date, or contact their professor to make attendance arrangements.
Roster/Enrollment Verification (REV) is tied to a student’s eligibility for Federal financial aid and to ensuring there is no financial aid fraud taking place. In short, if students are not enrolled and attending classes, they are not eligible for Federal financial aid. Faculty should make sure student attendance is accurately verified on or before the REV deadline. If a faculty member verified attendance at the start of the REV period, they should double-check that all students’ attendance and participation has been accurately recorded on the last day to ensure they did not miss a student or record them inaccurately.