Academic Standards and Student Class Policy
College of Business (COB) Academic Standards and Policy 好色先生
- COB Policy on Course Transfers / Substitutions As Documented in the current .
The College of Business has a strict policy on course transfers/substitutions. This is necessary to preserve the academic integrity of programs and to meet accreditation standards. No credit by examination will be allowed for any COB course. The COB Center for Student Success can be consulted for more information on course transfers and substitutions.
- COB Academic Standards As Documented in the current .
Timely Graduation: All undergraduate students officially admitted to the College of Business (all options) are required to complete all remaining lower division major requirements in a timely fashion. The lower division major courses must be completed within two academic semesters (excluding summer and winter session) to continue with the major. An exception will be made for the undergraduates in the Accountancy option who elect to take CBA 400 or PHIL 400, instead of PHIL 160 to satisfy the Ethics requirements.
Grading Policy: All CBA majors must maintain major GPAs of 2.0 or higher. A student whose GPA in the major falls below 2.0 will be advised that they are at risk of being dismissed from the major and granted one semester to raise their major GPA(s) to 2.0. Students who do not successfully raise their major GPA(s) must meet with an advisor to declare another major or submit an appeal to the CBA Center for Student Success explaining why they need one additional semester. Students whose major GPAs remain below 2.0 after this additional semester must declare a new major. As Documented in the current .
好色先生 Class-Related University Policies & Other Student Resources
Full list of university policies available to students on 好色先生鈥檚 . Below are just some important university policies that are typically included in syllabi as they relate to classroom business.
University Policies on Academic Standards and Other Classroom Business
Policy includes student rights relative to various instruction modes in which classes may be offered (e.g. traditional face-to-face, hybrid, or online classes), including, but not limited to, right to same level of access to faculty regardless of instruction mode, access to reasonable support services and adequate technical support for academic technology.
Policy outlines that students are expected to attend classes, but also lays out reasons where students may have a valid reason to miss class (excused absences), and that students are responsible for informing faculty members of the reason for the absence and for arranging to make up missed assignments, tests, quizzes, and class work insofar as this is possible.
Policy provides definition of cheating and plagiarism; provides for a variety of faculty actions in allegations of cheating or plagiarism; outlines membership and charge of the Academic Integrity Committee; and possible academic actions and disciplinary sanctions.
Policy includes list of items that must be included in course syllabi.
Policy includes: definitions for final course grades; student responsibilities and deadlines in regards to any withdrawals from courses; instances in which an instructor may withdraw a student; course grading options; final assessments during Final Exams Week; assignment of final course grades; and change of final course grades.
Policy outlines procedure for appealing a final course grade.
Policy outlines student grievance procedures.
