Student Dismissal Policy
Policy: SC-02 | Updated on June 13, 2024
Policy
Saint Community College Ltd may dismiss a student from a program or course on any of the following grounds:
- Non-attendance for more than two weeks.
- Unprofessional misconduct in program courses, in practicum, among staff, and among students.
- Cheating and plagiarism.
- Non-payment of tuition.
The process by which a student may be dismissed from a program is as follows:
- If a student ceases to attend the College without providing written notice of withdrawal, the college will consider the student absent.
- The decision of dismissal may take place as a probation or suspension before a dismissal is decided.
- If a student wishes to withdraw from study,
- they must either meet with the Campus Director (or designee), OR
- submit a letter of withdrawal delivered personally or by email or registered mail to the Campus Director stating the reason for withdrawal and withdrawal date. The student’s administrative file will retain a copy of the letter. The student may implement the College’s tuition refund policy.
- If the student disagrees with the dismissal decision, they may implement the Dispute Resolution Policy process.