b. Minimum grades considered satisfactory. c. The school’s policy regarding make up work. d. Description of early and frequent evaluation points in the program(s) when student academic achievement will be evaluated and reported in writing to students. Identify the minimum academic standard that each student must achieve at these evaluation points. e. Description of the academic probationary period, if any. If the school does not have an academic probationary period, then a statement must be included to that effect. f. The action the school will take if a student to achieve the minimum academic standards. g. Conditions of re-entrance for students dismissed for unsatisfactory progress, including costs, conditions, and time limits associated with re- enrolling. h. The minimum grades or grade average that must be maintained if the student is to graduate. i. A statement verifying that the school maintains permanent records for as long as the school exists. j. A statement verifying that, on a regular basis which is at least every evaluation point, the school will record on an approved individual student permanent record form each student’s daily attendance and record of academic achievement. 17. 18. Description of student services including the nature and extent of placement assistance available to students and/or graduates. 19. Identification of school-specific student rights, privileges and responsibilities (for instance, parking, transcripts and costs (if any), work-station clean-up, dress code, etc.). 20. Student grievance procedure, which includes the information that the student has the right to appeal in writing to the Secretary of Higher Education at the Maryland Higher Education Commission concerning school violations of Maryland regulations. Other agencies or boards that must also be identified by name, address, and telephone number in the grievance policy include applicable State licensing boards and commissions, accrediting bodies, and the Maryland Office of the Attorney General, Consumer Affairs, 200 St. Paul Place, Baltimore, MD 21202, 888-743-0023/410-528-8662. 21. Pages numbered in the school catalog. Note: Items 24a. g. apply only to those schools approved for students to receive veterans – education benefits. (After a school has been approved by the Secretary and successfully operated
b. Minimum grades considered satisfactory. c. The school’s policy regarding make up work. d. Description of early and frequent evaluation points in the program(s) when student academic achievement will be evaluated and reported in writing to students. Identify the minimum academic standard that each student must achieve at these evaluation points. e. Description of the academic probationary period, if any. If the school does not have an academic probationary period, then a statement must be included to that effect. f. The action the school will take if a student to achieve the minimum academic standards. g. Conditions of re-entrance for students dismissed for unsatisfactory progress, including costs, conditions, and time limits associated with re- enrolling. h. The minimum grades or grade average that must be maintained if the student is to graduate. i. A statement verifying that the school maintains permanent records for as long as the school exists. j. A statement verifying that, on a regular basis which is at least every evaluation point, the school will record on an approved individual student permanent record form each student’s daily attendance and record of academic achievement. 17. 18. Description of student services including the nature and extent of placement assistance available to students and/or graduates. 19. Identification of school-specific student rights, privileges and responsibilities (for instance, parking, transcripts and costs (if any), work-station clean-up, dress code, etc.). 20. Student grievance procedure, which includes the information that the student has the right to appeal in writing to the Secretary of Higher Education at the Maryland Higher Education Commission concerning school violations of Maryland regulations. Other agencies or boards that must also be identified by name, address, and telephone number in the grievance policy include applicable State licensing boards and commissions, accrediting bodies, and the Maryland Office of the Attorney General, Consumer Affairs, 200 St. Paul Place, Baltimore, MD 21202, 888-743-0023/410-528-8662. 21. Pages numbered in the school catalog. Note: Items 24a. – g. apply only to those schools approved for students to receive veterans education benefits. (After a school has been approved by the Secretary and successfully operated
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