CNC Policies

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Academic Concessions E-1.46

This policy supports students missing academic activities due to personal or family member illness.

Academic Conduct E-1.29

This policy highlights the College's academic conduct expectations for students.

Academic Schedule E-1.55

This policy outlines the process for establishing the annual academic schedule at the College of New Caledonia

Academic Standing E-1.03

This policy states that students need to maintain a grade point average (GPA) of at least 2.0 to be in good academic standing at CNC.

Academic Timetabling E-1.52

This policy establishes how CNC builds, reviews and publishes the annual academic timetable to support academic delivery.

Administration of Final Exams E-1.51

This policy provides guidance for final exams at CNC. Topics covered include scheduling, expectations for students, exam accommodations, requests to reschedule an exam, invigilation requirements and responsibilities, exam interruptions, and rewrites.

Administrative Personnel AD-HR-1.02

This policy outlines terms of employment for CNC's administrative staff.

Admissions E-1.01

To outline the principles and requirements for applicants to access programs at the College of New Caledonia.

Alignment of Credit to Courses E-1.42

This policy explains how academic credit is calculated at CNC. It describes how the number of hours and type of learning method (direct instruction, supervised practice, or practice education) in each course are combined to determine a credit value.

Animals on Campus AD-FA-3.13

This policy explains the guidelines for bringing animals to campus and to off-campus fieldwork.

Appeal of Suspension to the Board of Governors E-1.54

This policy establishes the process for appealing the President’s suspension decision to the Board of Governors, as required under Section 37 of the College and Institute Act.

Audit Status E-1.08

This policy explains what to do when a student wishes to participate in a class(es) without earning credits.

Change of Enrolment Status E-1.14

This policy explains the rules for students to add, drop or withdraw from a course.
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