Students Rights and Responsibilities a. Each student will be provided with a Student Agreement in accordance with a template drawn up by the Consortium, which will list the rights and responsibilities of students with respect to the academic component of the joint Degree Programme, as well as any administrative requirements and services available. The Student Agreement will be signed by the student and the Joint Programme Coordinator of the Degree Programme, representing the Consortium.
Students Rights and Responsibilities. The Board of Education believes that students have rights that should be recognized and respected and that it has the responsibility to afford students the rights that are theirs by virtue of guarantees afforded them under the federal and state constitutions. The Board also believes that every right carries with it certain responsibilities, which students should be, expected to assume. Among these rights and responsibilities are:
Students Rights and Responsibilities. 1. Exchange students shall enjoy all the rights and privileges enjoyed by other students at the Host University.
Students Rights and Responsibilities. Rights Responsibilities I have the right to be happy and to be I have the responsibility to treat others with understanding, not to I have the right to attend a school that has I have the responsibility to ensure that my school has a good I have the right to be treated with respect and politeness. I have the responsibility to treat others politely and with respect. I have the responsibility to respect the authority of I have the right to be safe. I have the responsibility to make the school safe by not threatening, I have the right to obtain maximum benefit from my classes; other students have no right to deprive me of this. I have the responsibility to cooperate with teachers and other students to make sure that lessons proceed smoothly and to keep up to date with required work. I will not behave so as to interfere with other students’ I have the right to privacy. I have the responsibility to allow others their privacy. I have the right, within the framework of the school rules, to make my I have the responsibility to avoid putting negative pressure on my peers. I have the right to have a pleasant, clean I have the responsibility to care for the school environment, to keep I have the right to safe transport to and I have the responsibility to behave safely and sensibly on all REGULATIONS IN RELATION TO PLAGIARISM Plagiarism is the act of presenting the work of another as your own. For the purposes of this definition “the work of another” includes: Written and non-written; Illustrations, maps, cartoons, statistics, photographs, charts, graphs, tables, field study or lab results, etc.; Thoughts, opinions, inventions; For the purpose of this definition “another” includes; Author, profession or otherwise, whose work has been published in a newspaper, book, magazine, journal, encyclopedia, CD ROM, etc.; Author, professional or otherwise, whose work has been published on the World Wide Web or other on- line electronic resource; A paper-writing “service” which offers to sell written papers for a fee; Any coordinator and principal DISCRIMINATION State and federal law prohibits discrimination. SCCA School complies with all non- discrimination rules and regulations and does not permit discrimination against students on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, disability, sexual orientation, family situation, religion, or political affiliation. This holds true for all students who are participating in educational programs and/or co-curricular school activi...
Students Rights and Responsibilities. The students’ rights and responsibilities are the same as those valid for any other student at the institution where the student is studying at the specific moment. The student must comply with the requirements of the institution in question as regards documentation for registration procedures and documentation for visa purposes.
Students Rights and Responsibilities. A. Students successfully completing the requirements of the JAA will be guaranteed admission to RIC or URI, as appropriate. JAA students will have the same rights and responsibilities regarding access to specific programs, majors, and services as continuing students at the senior institution. Senior institutions publish requirements (which pertain equally to continuing and transfer students) relating to grades that must be earned or prerequisite courses required for entry into specific majors. In addition to using these publications, students are responsible for seeking regular, ongoing advisement from the sending and receiving institutions.
Students Rights and Responsibilities. A statement of student rights and responsibilities is described in the JAA as well as in a student guide to the JAA. Students will have clear descriptions of the responsibilities of institutions participating in the system, the students’ responsibilities in the system, and the students’ rights. Notable among these rights and responsibilities is the right to ongoing, regular advisement from the sending and receiving institutions and the students’ responsibility to seek such advice as well as to consult the publications of the senior institution and follow the JAA Transition Plans.
Students Rights and Responsibilities. 1. Term of Use of the Laptop. Student shall be granted use of the laptop computer while enrolled in good standing with DPSCD. The use of the laptop shall be governed by the DPSCD Student Acceptable Use and Safety Policy (7540.03).
Students Rights and Responsibilities. It is important that you understand your responsibility as a resident and community member of MC. When you encounter another resident violating community guidelines, or if someone’s behavior is disturbing you, the expectation is that you will request the offender to comply with community standards. If you are uncomfortable with this interaction, please seek help from Residence Life staff. If you do approach someone and the person does not comply, you should inform a Residence Life staff member on duty or Campus Safety of the situation. It is also important that you realize that the Residence Life staff is not solely responsible for maintaining your environment and enforcing MC rules and guidelines. Residents themselves are at the heart of establishing a positive residential community. While staff is prepared to support residents by responding to infractions, they are not there to solve all problems. As a member of the residential community, you are also responsible for responding to and reporting violations. Every hall is assigned a Resident Assistant (RA) and every building has a Residence Hall Director (RHD); please make the effort to get to know these staff and how to reach them. Residence life staff is here to both support and help you throughout your residential experience. It is your responsibility and choice to remove yourself from any and all situations when you perceive a violation is occurring, or you may be held responsible for the violation even if you did not initiate it or engage actively in prohibited conduct. For example, if you are in your room and alcohol is being consumed, and you or others are not twenty-one (21) years of age, you need to make the choice to leave the room, ask the others to stop, or seek assistance, even if you are not drinking. If you remain, and the situation is documented, you will be held responsible for an alcohol violation. You need to learn to make choices, however difficult, and be responsible for them. We hope that you can develop self-advocacy, leadership, problem solving, critical thinking and independent living skills while a member of our residential community. The quality of your experience while living on campus will be determined by your involvement and engagement as a community member.
Students Rights and Responsibilities. The State of California established the Student Tuition Recovery Fund (STRF) to relieve or mitigate economic loss suffered by a student in an educational program at a qualifying institution, who is or was a California resident while enrolled in the residency program, if the student enrolled in the institution, prepaid tuition, and suffered an economic loss. Unless relieved of obligation to do so, you must pay the state-imposed assessment for the STRF, or it must be paid on your behalf, if you are a student in an educational program, who is a California resident, or are enrolled in a residency program, and prepay all or part of your tuition. You are not eligible for protection form the STRF and you are not required to pay the STRF assessment, if you are not a California resident, or are not enrolled in a residency program. It is important that you keep copies of your enrollment agreement, financial aid documents, receipts, or any other information that documents the amount paid to the school. Questions regarding the STRF may be directed to the Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education, 0000 Xxxxxxx Xxxx Xxxxx, Xxxxx 000, Xxxxxxxxxx, XX 00000, (000)000-0000 or (000)000-0000. To be Eligible for STRF, you must be a California resident or are enrolled in a residency program, prepaid tuition, paid or deemed to have paid the STRF assessment, and suffered an economic loss as a result of any the following:
