STUDENT BEHAVIORAL EXPECTATIONS Sample Clauses

STUDENT BEHAVIORAL EXPECTATIONS. In determining readiness for dual enrollment, factors such as the student’s previous school attendance and disciplinary records will be considered. Dual enrollment students are expected to follow the same behavioral guidelines as adult DSC students. Information about behavioral guidelines for DSC students can be found in the Student Handbook in print or online. A link to the Student Handbook can be found at: xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/student_life.html. Students who violate the college Code of Conduct will be referred to Judicial Affairs for possible disciplinary action.
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STUDENT BEHAVIORAL EXPECTATIONS. Collegiate High School students are expected to follow the same behavioral guidelines as adult DSC students. Information about behavioral guidelines for DSC students can be found in the Student Handbook in print or online. A link to the Student Handbook can be found at: xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/files/Student_Handbook.pdf. Students who violate the college Code of Conduct will be referred to DSC Judicial Affairs for possible disciplinary action.
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