Students have the right to receive a course outline at the beginning of each course which states the course content and outcomes, the evaluation system to be used, when major assignments are due and any penalties employed for non-compliance, classroom procedures and class attendance. Students have the right to expect that course outlines will normally not be changed after the course has commenced. In exceptional cases, changes may be made if all students in the course agree to the change. Students have the right to know the institutional definition of intellectual honesty as published and what the consequences are when a violation of intellectual honesty occurs. Students have the right to expect that the course times as scheduled in the college timetable at the time of registration will not be changed except in certain cases such as, but not limited to, a classroom being too small or a major conflict between classes or by mutual agreement between the instructor and the students in that course.
Students have the right to be notified of class cancellations as soon as possible.
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.