ACADEMIC POLICIES
These academic policies and regulations generally apply to all undergraduate
students and provide a framework within which schools and colleges may
specify further conditions or variations appropriate to students in
their courses or programs. Statements of academic policies and regulations
apply to both matriculated and non-matriculated students unless explicitly
noted otherwise.
The policies and regulations as stated in the Bulletin are announcements
only and in no way serve as a contract between the student and Temple
University.
The texts of some of these policies are available in the Temple online
Policies and Procedures Manual at http://policies.temple.edu/
Students should consult their advisers and Dean's
offices for any changes in policy that affect them.
List of Academic Policies and Regulations
Academic Course Load
Academic Credit
Academic Residency Requirements
Academic Standing
Academic Warning, Dismissal
and Reinstatement
Athletic Policies
Attendance
Audit
Course Numbering System
Courses Inapplicable to Graduation
Courses Over Ten Years Old
Credit/No Credit Courses
Declaration of Major
Disciplinary Action
Double Major Across Colleges
Final Examinations
Grade Change
Grade Point Average (GPA)
Grades and Grading
Graduation Procedures
Grievances
Honors
Incomplete Coursework
Matriculated Students
Non-matriculated Students
Non-Traditional Credit
Permission to Take Courses
at Another Institution
Placement Testing
Plagiarism and Academic Cheating
Prerequisites and Co-requisites
Probation and Dismissal
Registration
Repeating a Course
Satisfactory Academic Progress
Schedule Revision (Drop/Add)
Second Degrees
Student Educational Rights and Privacy
Act
Study Abroad Approval for Non-Temple
Programs
Transcripts
Transfer Between Colleges
Within the University
Transfer Credit
Withdrawal Policies
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