As a student you have rights that include, but are not limited to:
- A quality education
- A safe learning environment
- To be respected, as well as to be respectful
- A formal process to appeal unusual or extenuating circumstances and more...
If you are in a conflicted situation and you feel your rights are being violated, you have personal and institutional options:
- Try to resolve it with the individual. Talk to him/her, state your feelings and the conflict. Listen to the other person. Control your emotions. Together, agree on a solution.
- If the conflict is with another student in a classroom, ask the instructor to help resolve the issue.
If these options are not viable, fail, or do not fit the circumstance, the college has these options:
- Read the Student Conduct Code and contact the Student Conduct Code Officer at 763-424-0736 for guidance in filing a student conduct code violation.
Click on 'Find Out More' to learn more about your rights such as the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) and appeal processes.
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