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GENERAL
INFORMATION
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Academic Dishonesty
Students guilty of
examination irregularities such as cheating, falsifying entry
documentation, obtaining examinations fraudulently at or before the
examination time will have their examinations canceled and will be
subject to dismissal. In addition, students are not permitted to attend
classes for which they are not registered
Academic Records
A permanent record is
kept for each student and contains the following: name and address,
date and place of birth, ID number, admission data; courses pursued,
grades, and an explanation of the grading system, date of graduation,
degree, diploma or certificate conferred.
Academic Suspension
If students' current
GPA fall below 1.5 for two consecutive semesters, they will be asked to
withdraw and will be considered for re-admission only after one academic
year has passed. If re-admitted, the students must maintain a minimum
GPA of 2.0 each semester in order to continue in their programmes.
Extra-curricular activities must be minimized while a student is under
academic probation or review.
Admissions (see
Admissions page)
Challenge Examinations
A challenge examination
may be taken by students who wish to waive certain published curricular
requirements, validate credits from a non-accredited
college/university or accelerate their studies. Students who
petition to receive course credit by challenge examinations must receive
a grade of "B" or better on the challenge examination. The cost of such
examinations is two-thirds of the tuition cost of the course involved.
Students may not
challenge courses failed in residence, nor may they challenge
courses on the basis of any course taken at this institution. They
may challenge only courses for which they have formal documented
evidence of adequate exposure to the course content at the same
level. Credit by challenge examination is limited to eight (8) for
an Associate degree and sixteen (16) for a Bachelor’s degree.
Degree
Programmes
(See Admissions &
Enrollment Management for listing)
Final
Examination Schedules
The final
examination schedule is published by Academic Administration.
Students with conflicts are given a specified time to make
arrangements with that office. International students or students
planning to go overseas after final examinations, must ensure that
they make their reservations or buy their tickets for a date after
the schedule for examinations.
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