The University of Nebraska Student Code of Conduct states: Students are expected to approach and complete their academic work with integrity. They are expected to do their own work, to be honest in the statements they make, to refrain from harming others, to refrain from improperly helping others, and to follow the rules.
Students must read instructions and syllabi carefully so that they know what their instructors expect in terms of academic integrity.
Students who are unsure whether or not particular conduct is appropriate should ask their instructors or university administrators. Failing to act with integrity is a violation of the Code. A student fails to act with integrity when they engage in or attempt to engage in any of the following conduct. Normally, disagreements are resolved by means of the conference between the student and instructor. The instructor must inform the student of this right. One or more violations involving cheating may be cause for the student to be placed on probation or dismissed from college.
Academic Probation: A temporary status due to low academic grades. Improvement in academic grades is needed for continued enrollment.
A student is placed on probation due to one of the following conditions:. Academic Dismissal: Termination of enrollment due to one of the following conditions:. If a student earns a 2. Appeal Process to Dismissal: If circumstances were so unusual and out-of-the-ordinary that academic performance was significantly and temporarily impacted, the dismissal decision may be appealed.
