Disciplinary Affairs
Admission to the College is a voluntary exercise on the part of the student. In voluntarily accepting membership in an educational community, the student assumes the responsibility to abide by the academic performance standards and student conduct expectations of the campus community. (These expectations are cited in various publications including, but not limited to, the Student Handbook). Students, as part of the college community, should conduct themselves in such a way as to respect the rights of others and observe the legal norms of the larger society. When a student's behavior appears to come into conflict with campus expectations or policy, the student will be referred to the campus disciplinary system. The campus disciplinary system falls under the direction of the Dean of Student Affairs and in collaboration with student government. The specific procedures vary according to the seriousness of the alleged infractions.
Students, faculty and members of the administration have jointly developed a set of policies and guidelines to establish the rights and responsibilities of all students. These guidelines are published in the Student Handbook, which is available on the college website. By enrolling at Albertson, students agree to abide by these policies and guidelines.
Albertson reserves the right, and by matriculation the student acknowledges that right, to dismiss or suspend any student whose conduct is unacceptable by college standards. Students should be aware of various college policies as specified in the Student Handbook.
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