Common use of STUDENT OBLIGATIONS Clause in Contracts

STUDENT OBLIGATIONS. To ensure the integrity and academic excellence of the University and to ensure that each student derives maximum benefit from his or her program of studies at the University, students are obliged to: (a) read and comply with the Code of Conduct (set out in the University Catalog ) and other provisions of the University Catalog (including those in relation to the matters restated here); (b) comply with all other University policies, requirements and procedures; (c) conduct coursework with integrity, including submitting their own original work; (d) conduct themselves in a professional manner, treat all other students, faculty, volunteers and administrators with respect, and refrain from any behavior that may be deemed to be offensive, discriminatory, threatening, bullying or deliberate embarrassment or harassment of others; (e) refrain from engaging in deceptive, dishonest or fraudulent behavior, including encouraging or inducing another applicant or student to engage in such behavior; (f) comply with the instructions in the course syllabus and the reasonable directions of instructors; (g) participate actively in class, course and discussion forums; (h) submit assignments and coursework on time and as required; (i) fulfill peer assessor responsibilities fairly, non-competitively and professionally; (j) maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress as described in the University Catalog; and (k) meet all financial obligations to the University.

STUDENT OBLIGATIONS. To ensure the integrity and academic excellence of the University and to ensure that each student derives maximum benefit from his or her program of studies at the University, students are obliged toobligedto: (a) read and comply with the Code of Conduct (set out in the University Catalog ) and other provisions of the University Catalog (including those in relation to the matters restated here); (b) comply with all other University policies, requirements and procedures; (c) conduct coursework with integrity, including submitting their own original work; (d) conduct themselves in a professional manner, treat all other students, faculty, volunteers and administrators with respect, and refrain from any behavior that may be deemed to be offensive, discriminatory, threatening, bullying or deliberate embarrassment or harassment of others; (e) refrain from engaging in deceptive, dishonest or fraudulent behavior, including encouraging or inducing another applicant or student to engage in such behavior; (f) comply with the instructions in the course syllabus and the reasonable directions of instructors; (g) participate actively in class, course and discussion forums; (h) submit assignments and coursework on time and as required; (i) fulfill peer assessor responsibilities fairly, non-competitively and professionally; (j) maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress as described in the University Catalog; and (k) meet all financial obligations to the University.

STUDENT OBLIGATIONS. To ensure the integrity and academic excellence of the University university and to ensure that each student derives maximum benefit from his or her program Program of studies at the University, students are obliged to: (a) read and comply with the Code of Conduct (set out in the University Catalog Catalog) and other provisions of the University Catalog (including those in relation to the matters restated here); (b) comply with all other University policies, requirements and procedures; (c) conduct coursework with integrity, including submitting their own original work; (d) conduct themselves in a professional manner, treat all other students, faculty, volunteers and administrators with respect, respect and refrain from any behavior that which may be deemed to be offensive, discriminatory, threatening, bullying or deliberate embarrassment or harassment of others; (e) refrain from engaging in deceptive, dishonest or fraudulent behavior, including encouraging or inducing another applicant or student to engage in such behavior; (f) comply with the instructions in the course syllabus and the reasonable directions of instructors; (g) participate actively in class, course and discussion forums; (h) submit assignments and coursework on time and as required; (i) fulfill peer assessor responsibilities fairly, non-competitively and professionally; (j) maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress as described in the University Catalog; and (k) meet all financial obligations to the University.

STUDENT OBLIGATIONS. To ensure the integrity and academic excellence of the University and to ensure that each student derives maximum benefit from his or her program of studies at the University, students are obliged to: (a) read and comply with the Code of Conduct (set out in the University Catalog Catalog) and other provisions of the University Catalog (including those in relation to the matters restated hererestatedhere); (b) comply with all other University policies, requirements and procedures; (c) conduct coursework with integrity, including submitting their own original work; (d) conduct themselves in a professional manner, treat all other students, faculty, volunteers and administrators with respect, and refrain from any behavior that may be deemed to be offensive, discriminatory, threatening, bullying or deliberate embarrassment or harassment of othersofothers; (e) refrain from engaging in deceptive, dishonest or fraudulent behavior, including encouraging or inducing another applicant or student to engage in such behavior; (f) comply with the instructions in the course syllabus and the reasonable directions of instructors; (g) participate actively in class, course and discussion forums; (h) submit assignments and coursework on time and as requiredasrequired; (i) fulfill peer assessor responsibilities fairly, non-competitively and professionally; (j) maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress as described in the University Catalog; and (k) meet all financial obligations to the University.

STUDENT OBLIGATIONS. To ensure the integrity and academic excellence of the University and to ensure that each student derives maximum benefit from his or her program of studies at the University, students are obliged to: (a) read and comply with the Code of Conduct (set out in the University Catalog ) and other provisions of the University Catalog (including those in relation to the matters restated here); (b) comply with all other University policies, requirements and procedures; (c) conduct coursework with integrity, including submitting their own original work; (d) conduct themselves in a professional manner, treat all other students, faculty, volunteers and administrators with respect, and refrain from any behavior that may be deemed to be offensive, discriminatory, threatening, bullying or deliberate embarrassment or harassment of others; (e) refrain from engaging in deceptive, dishonest or fraudulent behavior, including encouraging or inducing another applicant or student to engage in such behavior; (f) comply with the instructions in the course syllabus and the reasonable directions of instructors; (g) participate actively in class, course and discussion forums; (h) submit assignments and coursework on time and as required; (i) fulfill peer assessor responsibilities fairly, non-competitively and professionally; ; (j) maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress as described in the University Catalog; and (k) meet all financial obligations to the University.