The Academic Review and Retention Office advises students who are on academic probation and monitors their progress.

 

Disruptive and Threatening Student Behavior Guidelines

Resource from Student Affairs

 

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act governs the release of, and access to, students’ educational records. This page will help faculty understand their rights and responsibilities in maintaining the privacy of student information.

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act governs the release of, and access to, students’ educational records. This page will help staff understand their rights and responsibilities in maintaining the privacy of student information.

The Online Academic Student Information System displays student academic records and provides access to an array of resources for academic advisors (including sortable PoSt table, minors table, forms, and more).

 

Registration Policies Faculty and Staff Should Know

Students may attend a course only if they are officially registered in the course and appear on the course roster.

Registration in a class does not by itself guarantee a space in that class.  A professor may replace any student who without prior consent does not attend these class sessions:

(a) the first two class sessions in a course that meets two or more times per week, or

(b) the first class session of the semester for once-a-week classes.

Any class added by Web Registration or in person after the first week of classes should always receive the instructor’s approval.

 

 

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