North Central College Academic Catalog

Academic Regulations North Central College Acalog …

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1. Students accepted into a graduate program matriculate on the first day of the term in which they enroll in a graduate course at the 500-level of higher. For five-year integrated students, this matriculation date is the first course taken as a fully admitted graduate student and not as an undergraduate student taking graduate level coursework. All course work and other requirements for each master's degree must be completed within five years after a student's date of matriculation (see Time Li...
2. The following classifications apply to graduate students: 1. First year graduate student: earned fewer than 18 graduate credit hours. 2. Second year graduate student: earned more than 18 graduate credit hours. 3. Full-time graduate student: enrolled in six or more graduate credit hours per term. 4. Part-time graduate student: enrolled in less than six credit hours per term.
3. It may be necessary from time to time for a student to interrupt his or her studies for two or three terms in order to accommodate a heavy work schedule or other demands. Under such circumstances, a student may apply for a Leave of Absence. The main advantage of being granted a Leave of Absence is that the student retains the program requirements that were in effect at the date of entry with consideration to any additional licensure requirements that may apply. Without a Leave of Absence, a s...

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Student Grievance Policy Policy Central College

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1. Any student who believes they have been subject to unjust actions or denied of their rights is expected to make a reasonable effort to resolve the matter before seeking formal resolution. The student should request a meeting with the parties directly involved, describing the nature of the Grievance and a desirable resolution. Both parties are encouraged to try to find a reasonable and satisfactory resolution. The following offices and resources at Central College are available to current and prospective students for the resolving of Grievances. These offices provide specific administrative means to address and resolve most, if not all, of the questions and concerns students may have. 1. Registrar's Office (academic concerns): 641.628.5442, [email protected] 2. Student Development (student development concerns): 641.628.5293 [email protected] 3. Business Services (financial/billing concerns): 641.628.5185, [email protected] 4. Enrollment (admission concerns...

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