Academic Policy definition

Academic Policy. This is an academic program and I know that I am responsible for attending all classes and scheduled trips, and for completing assigned homework. Failure to participate fully in the program may constitute academic misconduct and result in dismissal from the program. I also understand that I must follow all SJSU policies regarding academic integrity and dishonesty.
Academic Policy means a policy that directly affects the pedagogical and/or research mission of the University.
Academic Policy. Any implementable action passed by an APC is an academic policy.

Examples of Academic Policy in a sentence

  • A sub-committee of the Senate Committee on Academic Policy and Planning (SCAPP) established in accordance with Article 9 to determine whether or not a Program is redundant.

  • Exceptions to this provision for students ordered to military duty will be considered in accordance with EWU Academic Policy 303-30, chapter seven.

  • The number of credits for which the Student can register is fixed in the Academic Policy of the University.

  • The rules for the expulsion of the Student at his own request are regulated by the Academic Policy of the University and other internal regulatory documents of the University.

  • Provide the Student with the opportunity to master additional credits on the terms and in the manner prescribed by the Academic Policy of the University and other internal regulatory documents of the University.

  • Provide training for a Bachelor's or Master's degree in accordance with the requirements of the State Compulsory Standard of Higher or Postgraduate Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Academic Policy of the University and other internal documents regulating the educational process.

  • As a condition of the student’s participation in a CET program, the student is responsible for reading, understanding and abiding by the Academic Policy and Student Conduct Policy.

  • Ensure, on the basis of the personal application of the Student, according to the regulatory acts of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the field of higher or postgraduate education, the rules of the Academic Policy of the University, a transfer to another educational organization, from one form of education to another, from one language department to another, from one educational program (specialty) to another.

  • The calendar shall continue to be developed through the Academic Policy Committee whose membership shall consist of all departmental chairpersons and program coordinators, not less than three (3) faculty members, three (3) students, and two (2) administrators, subject to the final approval of the Board.

  • Be aware that in line with the school Academic Policy, if improved attendance is not evident, possible repetition of the current grade may be required.


More Definitions of Academic Policy

Academic Policy. This is an academic program and I acknowledge that I am responsible for attending all classes and scheduled trips, and for completing assigned homework. Failure to participate fully in the program may constitute academic misconduct and result in dismissal from the program. I also understand that I must follow all CSUEB policies regarding academic integrity and dishonesty. Conduct Background and Clearance: CIE requires that all students participating in the CSUEB Study Abroad Programs read and abide by the Student Conduct Code as established by the California State University. I understand that CIE will review my conduct record with the Office of Student Conduct, Rights, and Responsibilities and that my participation in study abroad/NSE is subject to those findings. I may review the Student Conduct Code at ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/students/camp us-life/student-life/sdja/ Students who participate in a certified CSUEB study abroad program are responsible for knowing and obeying the applicable rules, policies, and regulations that govern CSUEB, even when they are abroad. The Center for International education collaborates with the Office of Student Conduct to review the conduct records of all CSUEB students applying to the programs and reserves the right to deny acceptance to students who have problematic or questionable conduct histories. Students must be clear of any conduct probation prior to participating in any study abroad program and probationary terms cannot coincide with the intended study abroad term (ex: students who apply to study abroad in spring 2015 cannot be on probation for any portion of the spring 2015 quarter and must be clear of any probation prior to the program start date). All students will have their student conduct record reviewed the quarter prior to the intended study abroad term. These reviews will take place periodically up until departure and although an application status may read "admitted" or "enrolled", this could be revoked at any time for conduct infractions that occur prior to departure. Any student with a conduct record that is cause for concern will be contacted directly by the Center for International Education. Such students may be required to sign a Conduct Contract. It is in the student's best interest to immediately notify the Center for International Education if any conduct infraction occurs prior to departure. Students who are deemed ineligible to participate in a study abroad program will be withdrawn from th...