Students have the right to expect that classes will start and end on time. Students considering withdrawing from a course have the right to expect that their performance in any course will be available on request one week prior to the official course withdrawal deadline as published. Students have the right to expect faculty members to be available for assistance outside scheduled classes at a mutually acceptable time or by using a mutually acceptable medium. Students have the right to expect that their personal information and their official records will be managed consistent with the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. Students have the right to review their class examinations and course assignments after they have been evaluated as stated in the course outline.
Students have the right to a safe and healthy learning environment.
Students have the right to have access to appeal policies and procedures as published in the College calendar and the right to know how to deal with situations that appear unfair. A student has the right to add documents to any file specific to their academic progress or behaviour, including written documents refuting the contents of documents of a disparaging nature. If a document is added to a student file that makes reference to another person, a copy of the document must be sent to that individual. Students have a responsibility to familiarize themselves with academic policies and graduation requirements as published. Students have a responsibility to acquaint themselves with the procedures to be followed to register, change or withdraw from a course.