You are still responsible for meeting deadlines, even if you are absent from class on that day . Plagiarism is submitting someone else's work as you own, whether it is just a sentence or a whole paper. Sometimes there is a fine line between paraphrasing or having someone suggest different wording, and using someone else's ideas or words improperly. Because of the seriousness of the offense, the college has an official procedure to handle such cases. You will find this information in the 2000-01 Catalog on page 76.
All essays are to be typed , including first drafts and revisions.
If you do not have a computer or word-processor, you will need to acquaint yourself with the college's computer labs and other computer supports on campus. Double-space all essays, unless you are instructed otherwise. Label all essays on the first page, single-spaced . The title should be centered on the page and placed 2-3 lines down from the label. Attach all earlier drafts of essays that have been evaluated by the instructor to the back of the current version.