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Academic Policies

  • Academic Regulations
     

  • The end of week 2 is the last day for dropping a course; you may withdraw after that.
     

  • Chapter 354, “General Standards and Procedures for Institutional Preparation of Professional Educators,” has been put into implementation to aid the “Teachers for the 21st Century Initiative.”  All undergraduate Teacher Education majors and undergraduate and graduate students considering Pennsylvania Teacher Certification must review the information listed at http://www.teaching.state.pa.us/teaching/site/default.asp?g=0.
     

  • Academic Honesty Policy: All students are expected to abide by Drexel University’s policies. If an act of academic dishonesty is determined to have occurred, for a first offense, one of the following sanctions will be imposed, depending on the severity of the offense:

    o        Reduction of a course grade

    o        An F for the assignment or exam

    o        Failure for the entire course with the inability to withdraw, or

    o        Other action deemed appropriate by the faculty member.

     

    Examples include, but are not limited to, requiring the student to re-take the exam, re-complete an assignment, or complete an assigned exercise. The decision of the faculty member and the department head shall be reported to the Office of Judicial Affairs, which is responsible for maintaining student conduct records. The incident will result in an official disciplinary record for the student(s).

     

    Any academic honesty infraction beyond a first offense is subject to the sanctions described above, as well as to disciplinary sanctions that may be imposed through the University judicial process, administered through the Division for Student Life and Administrative Services/Office of Judicial Affairs. These sanctions may include suspension or expulsion from the University. See details in the Drexel University Student Handbook http://www.drexel.edu/studentlife/images/0506Handbook.pdf.

Academic Resources

Disability Accommodations

  • If you have a legally documented disability requiring accommodation, please contact the instructor. You must also contact and register your disability with the Drexel University Office of Disability Services:  (215) 895-1401; http://www.drexel.edu/disability

Grading

  • Grading Matrix

 

A  100-93

B+ 89-87

C+  79-77

D+  69-67

F  62 and below

A-  92-90

B   86-83

C    76-73

D    66-63

 

 

B-  82-80

C-   72-70

 

 

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