Students Rights and Responsibilities

Every student has the right to receive education in an environment that contributes to learning. In order to protect this right, all students must be aware of the following responsibilities.

1. Students are responsible for respecting all employees and classmates. They are responsible for acting in a way that does not hinder, interfere with or impede the educational process.

2. Students are responsible for respecting property and paying attention when using school facilities (school libraries, computer rooms, restaurants, bathrooms, auditoriums, etc.).

4. Students are responsible for preparing lessons using appropriate teaching materials and taking care of all assigned textbooks.

5. Students are responsible for completing all classes' tasks and homework in a timely manner.

6. Students are responsible for complying with school rules on leaving classrooms and schools. It is the student's responsibility to obtain a pass for the teacher to leave the classroom and present the pass according to the requirements of the school staff.

7. Students are responsible for acting in an appropriate manner during school and at school. Students are responsible for acting in such a way that the safety of others is not compromised by their actions.

It is the student 's responsibility to know that the following actions are deemed unacceptable.

7. Bring radio, video game, tape player, buzzer, mobile phone to school without permission.

14. Intentional vandalism or other vandalism (graffiti) against the property of the school, or the property of staff or classmates

15. Use or use weapons as defined in the Prime Rule (Class I and Class II A-340, 440 or 441).

It is the student's responsibility to anticipate the following consequences of unacceptable behavior.

8. Disciplinary action at school (detention, suspension in school, extracurricular activities excluded)

10. Stop of education chief - This will result in schools being transferred to other schools to keep school stopped for 5 to 90 days.

Student Rights and Responsibilities: NCTC Council Policy FLB (Region) Student Rights and Responsibilities Each student is responsible for notifying and understanding the rules and rules and rules of the student's behavior. These rules and rules are posted in the student handbook published with the university catalog. All students must comply with the law, respect the right authority, and strictly observe the correct behavior standards. Student Success: The Student Success Center is designed to allow all NCTC students to develop tools to achieve academic goals. The program also links students to free tutoring including writing center, mathematical lab, free 24/7 on-line tutoring and provides freshmen to college by providing computer laboratory services for future students I will help you adapt.

The student's rights and responsibilities are presented in writing so that students can receive general notice of rights and responsibilities at High Point University. Other rights and responsibilities, such as campus life guide, dormitory contract, announcement etc, are listed in the university publication. Understanding the rules and procedures of all universities is the responsibility of the students, and if students are in doubt about the purpose or intent of the university rules or procedures, you should ask for advice from student life and academic information. Students should behave in a citizen way and reflect openness to educational experience. Students have the right to expect higher universities to "provide educational experiences, stimulate, challenge, help students live important lives in complex global communities" (High Point University Mission)

As a new student, you are currently a member of the university community. If this is an important relationship and the student 's right and the responsibilities of the student are balanced, this relationship is very important both individually and academically. The university is obligatory to you, but it is important to understand that you also have an obligation to participate in the institution. Universities provide a variety of educational and social resources such as libraries, professors, educational assistants, computer rooms, cafeterias, administrative and social support. The university provides a practical foundation for enabling your university education. Most importantly, the university will offer you learning space and opportunities.