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Academic Regulations
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- Students
in the College of Communication are expected
to comply with the academic requirements and
regulations listed in the University section
of the undergraduate bulletin.
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- Academic
Dishonesty
Advisers
Attendance
Approval for Summer Session
Study at Other Institutions
CD and D Grades
Grade Appeal Procedure
Professional Standards
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- Academic
Dishonesty
The college adheres
to university policy on academic dishonesty
found in the University section of this
bulletin. Ethical behavior is essential
to any communication professional and it
is expected of students in the College of
Communication. Cheating, plagiarism, unapproved
collaboration, or falsifying work in whole
or in part are infractions that can result
in failure in the assignment or course or
even dismissal from the college. top
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Advisers
Each student in the
college is assigned a faculty adviser with
whom the student should confer at least
twice each term. Among other duties, the
faculty advisers assist students in planning
and accomplishing their programs of studies.
However, it is wholly each student’s
responsibility to know and fulfill the requirements
for graduation specified for his or her
selected program. top of
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Attendance
Courses in this college
often include performance under the guidelines
and supervision of faculty and staff in
classroom, theatre, studio, laboratory as
well as on- and off-campus professional
situations. Students are expected to attend
all meetings of the courses in which they
are registered. Any absence, regardless
of the reason, will prevent the student
from getting the full benefit of the course
and can result in university censure. When
a student is reported to have been excessively
absent from class, the penalty of being
withdrawn from the class with a grade of
WA (withdrawal due to excessive absences)
may be imposed. Majors in this college are
bound by these expectations in each course
they take, in each college in which they
take courses.
Attendance policies will be announced by
individual teachers in their syllabi and
in their first class meetings. Each student
is responsible for understanding the absence
regulations in effect in each course and
is bound by the regulations and policies
for that course and/or college. As a general
norm, a student may, for serious reasons,
be excused from four 75-minute periods or
from six 50-minute periods in a three-credit
course or from four 50-minute periods in
a two-credit course or from eight 50-minute
periods in a four-credit course. top
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Approval
for Summer Session Study at Other Institutions
Students who plan
to take course work during the summer at
other institutions are strongly urged to
obtain the college’s approval of such
courses before enrolling. Approval will
be based on course descriptions in the current
bulletin of the college or university at
which the courses will be attempted. The
student is expected to present a bulletin
with such information at the time approval
is sought. If prior approval is not obtained,
there is no guarantee that credits earned
will be accepted by Marquette University.
Approval forms may be obtained at the college
records office. top of page
CD
and D Grades
Courses passed at
CD or D grade are not normally counted toward
fulfillment of the credit hour requirements
for a major or minor field of specialization.
Students who receive grades of CD or D in
their major or minor should contact the
department in which the grade was received.
The departmental chair will make a recommendation
whether the course can be accepted in the
major/minor, if the course should be repeated
or if a substitute course should be taken.
Credit will be given only once for courses
that are repeated. See the University section
of this bulletin for additional information
regarding repeated courses. top
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Grade Appeal Procedure
Please download the Grade Appeal Procedure.
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Professional Standards
All papers produced by students in all classes under the jurisdiction of the College of Communication are expected to conform to professional standards of lucidity, coherence, grammar, spelling, and punctuation. All oral presentations produced by students in all classes under the jurisdiction of the college are expected to conform to professional standards of lucidity, coherence, and grammar. All instructors in all classes under the jurisdiction of the college will consider the factors listed above, as well as substance, in grading written and oral presentations. top of page
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