Academic Life. Placement of international students is subject to assessment by the Board and the availability of appropriate spaces and programs in schools. While the Board takes into consideration requests for placement at a particular school, the final decision on any placement is determined solely by the Board. International students will be placed in a regular academic program and may receive English Language Learner (ELL) support based on English Assessment results and available programs. International students are not eligible for designated programs and services (e.g. special education or alternate programs). If a student is found to have special needs requiring designated services after enrolling in the program, the Board will not be able to accommodate those needs and the student will be withdrawn from the International Program. I understand that international students are expected to follow the same course requirements as Canadian counterparts. The student will maintain a minimum grade average of “C”, and if not, do whatever is necessary to improve his/her academic performance. This may include receiving tutoring at the student’s expense. ● I, the undersigned student, agree to attend all assigned classes, to be on time unless I am excused due to illness or family emergency. All excused absences require a parent’s phone call or note. ● I, the undersigned student, agree to complete all homework and class assignments. ● I, undersigned student, agree to make a consistent and determined effort in my school work, to attempt to maintain passing grades, and to maintain good work habits in all subjects. ● I, the undersigned student, agree not to participate in any cheating and/or plagiarism. I understand that any infractions of the rules listed under clause 3 of this agreement will be documented and addressed by program staff and school administration. Students may be dismissed from the International Program if not progressing academically, without refund of any kind.
Academic Life. Ayusa is an academic program. Students are responsible for attending school and achieving a C or better grade in every class. They must follow all aca- to attend due to behavioral or academic problems, the student may be dismissed from the Ayusa program. Xxxxx does not in any way guarantee that students may enroll in twelfth grade classes, graduate, or receive a diploma from a U.S. high school. Students must accept and obey their school’s policies. Students are solely responsible for obtaining the necessary documents required by their home country for accreditation or convalidation. Ayusa staff and host families are not responsible to assist in this matter.
Academic Life. Enhancing the student learning and teaching experience is a core focus of both the University and the SU. This is demonstrated through the joint working approach to the development and implementation of the Student Experience Strategy. We work to continuously improve assessment and feedback, timetable and the academic calendar in response to student survey results and other feedback Action: The SU and the University will continue to support an effective Class Rep system. New tools are now available to students and staff such as guidance on arrangements for Student Staff Consultative Committee, update staff briefing and Class Reps role description and Hub site for Class Reps. Action: Students and staff will be jointly involved in NSS and other enhancement activities. Action: The SU and the University will work closely to ensure that Wednesday afternoons are kept free from timetabled activities.
