Academic and Conduct Policies Sample Clauses

Academic and Conduct Policies. A. Academic Standards ‐‐ I understand that if my Program includes an academic course, my primary purpose on the Program is to participate in the academic program offered by CSB/SJU and to learn about the host culture and the policies as outlined below apply to me. 1. I understand that I must follow the usual procedures for course registration at the Registrar's Office. Proper departmental approval and registration for any special arrangements regarding upper division credit for lower division courses, independent learning projects (ILP), or Common Curriculum for courses not so designated must be attained prior to departure for the term abroad. Deadlines for "drop," "audit," or "withdrawal," correspond to established CSB/SJU policy. No changes in the level of the courses, the type of evaluation, or the designation of the course as a credit or audit, will be allowed after the completion of the course. 2. Attendance at all classes for all courses is mandatory. Unexcused absences may affect the final grade and possibly my continuance in the Program. Participation in group orientation meetings (pre‐departure and on‐site), lectures, receptions or program excursions are mandatory. 3. Grades issued by overseas universities or by professors hired on the program site will be considered final and cannot be modified by supplementary assignments or testing, unless such course work and evaluation form part of an ILP previously arranged through a professor from CSB/SJU. 4. The normal CSB/SJU policies regarding S/U evaluation (one course per semester) applies to overseas programs. Changes in S/U status are allowed with the Program Director’s consent before completion of the course, where not otherwise prohibited. 5. A grade appeal can be made for a course offered abroad. This process will mainly follow the on‐campus process of the
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