The right to due process. The right to due process in disciplinary procedures of the university, including written notification of charges, an explanation of procedures, and a hearing before an appropriate administrator or committee. The right to expeditious review of disciplinary sanctions upon appeal. The right to participate in the decision-making process of the university through the Student Government Association, other student governance organizations, and membership on university standing and advisory committees. The right to affiliate with officially registered student organizations if the membership requirements of those organizations have been met, and the right to seek to establish, through official procedures, additional student organizations of one's choosing.
Classes meet as scheduled, and begin and adjourn on time.
Course requirements are clearly specified. The instructor is prepared for class and possesses both oral and written communications skills. Paper project grades and test results are received in a timely manner. Information about progress in coursework is provided. The instructor is qualified to teach the subject matter.