Students are expected to conduct themselves as responsible citizens. Faculty, staff and administrators have the authority to establish and maintain standards of conduct for students. This authority not only extends to the classroom, residence halls and all on-campus activities, but also extends to all College-sponsored off-campus activities. Any student who fails to conduct himself/herself responsibly with respect to persons and property may be withdrawn from school. The College may drop a student from a class or from all classes for any breach of conduct. Students who are removed from class or classes can seek appeal by due process as outlined in The Pathfinder - Student Handbook.
Student Conduct
Policies & Regulations
- Student Complaints and Appeals
- Guiding Principles
- Complaint/Appeal Process
- Academic Year
- Change of Name or Address
- Class Attendance
- Class Load Information
- Class Schedule
- Degree Plans
- Grade Reports
- Grading System
- Hazing
- Incomplete Grades
- Repeating a Course to Improve a Grade
- Repetition of Courses
- Review of Records
- Scholastic Probation
- Scholastic Suspension
- Senate Bill 1231 (Six Drop Rule)
- Sexual Harassment
- Student Classification
- Student Conduct
- Student Records
- The Dean's List
- The President's List
- Transcript Requests
- Unit of Credit
- Withdrawal from a Course
- Withdrawal from College