Academic action definition
Academic action means the recording of a final grade (including credit/no credit and pass/fail) in a course, on a comprehensive or qualifying examination, on a culminating project, or on a dissertation or thesis. It also includes a decision by the appropriate department or college committee to place a student on academic probation, or to suspend or dismiss a student from an academic program because the student failed to meet the relevant academic standards of the discipline or program. The term “academic action” does not include the decision by a department or program to refuse admission of a student into an academic program. Academic action also does not include academic sanctions imposed for academic misconduct or for professional misconduct.
Academic action means the recording of a final grade (including credit/no credit and pass/fail) in a course, on a comprehensive or qualifying examination, or on a culminating project. It also includes a decision by the appropriate department or college committee to place a student on academic probation, or to suspend or dismiss a student from an academic program because the student failed to meet the relevant academic
Academic action means an Academic Action as defined in Policy 6-100.
More Definitions of Academic action
Academic action means the recording of a final grade (including credit/no credit or pass/fail) in a course, on a comprehensive or qualifying examination, on a culminating project, rotation, or paper. It also includes, but is not limited to a decision to impose course remediation, extend the curriculum, reprimand, place a student on academic probation, or to suspend or dismiss a student from an academic program because the student failed to meet the relevant academic standards of the discipline or program. An academic action may be overturned on appeal only if the academic action was arbitrary or capricious.
Academic action means the recording of a final grade (including credit/no credit and pass/fail) in a course, on a comprehensive or qualifying examination, or on a culminating project. It also includes a decision by