Students have the right to:
- Receive the full course, as advertised, provided the student’s responsibilities are met
- Be treated professionally with fairness and respect in all matters
- Confidentiality in all course work and personal interactions
- Have access to their instructors for professional and student-focused consultation (for-credit students only)
- Be informed of unacceptable performance or any problem that interferes with potential graduation prior to the time of graduation
- The opportunity to make up work because of illness or family emergency as determined on a case-by-case basis.
Students are responsible for:
- Having adequate computer systems and the technical know-how to complete all online activities, as stated in the Technology and Computer Literacy requirements
- Abiding by the guidelines in the Student Code of Conduct
- Communicating and behaving in appropriate, respectful ways
- Satisfying all financial obligations to the program
- Abiding by and fulfilling all course requirements and policies
- Displaying initiative and follow-through in coursework, activities, and problem-solving procedures