The Administration shall: Approve and designate the knowledge tests and skill tests that shall be completed by a student enrolled in an approved motorcycle safety course; and Identify the performance levels (raw scores) the student shall achieve on each test to demonstrate successful completion of the course. To successfully complete an approved motorcycle safety course, a student shall: Attend and participate in all required classroom and range sessions scheduled for the course; Ride and successfully achieve the objectives specified for each required riding exercise in the curriculum; and Achieve a minimum performance level designated by the Administration on each required knowledge and skill test (written, oral, and riding) in the approved curriculum. The training center shall provide motorcycle safety course student completion cards that shall be issued to students successfully completing a course. Students may not participate in a course if they: Demonstrate a lack of skill in operating a motorcycle during the range sessions by not achieving the minimum performance objectives for each riding exercise; Arrive late for the course sessions or leave course sessions early; or Behave in a disruptive manner. Students removed from a course by the instructors or training center coordinators may re-enroll in another course during the same training season, if there is space available in a course.