1. Students are expected to read and review the Harper College Catalog and Student Handbook and the Code of Conduct and Dispute Resolution “Student This information is located on the Harper College website. Procedures”. 2. The Code of that is “Student Conduct” describes possible misconduct inconsistent with the essential values of Harper College. It explains the procedures used to resolve allegations that a student has violated the Code of Conduct, and possible sanctions for violations. 3. Any violation of the Code of is subject to disciplinary action “Student Conduct” and may lead to dismissal from the Phlebotomy Program. Requirement 2B: Incomplete Grades Requirement Statement: A student may be granted a temporary grade of for unfinished phlebotomy “Incomplete” course requirements in the time allotted because of circumstances beyond the student’s control. Procedure: 1. Refer to the in the Harper College Catalog and “Incomplete Grades” policy Student Handbook. This information is located on the Harper College website Requirement 2C: Phlebotomy Course Repetition Requirement Statement: All students enrolled in the Phlebotomy Program are required to maintain a satisfactory grade of in all phlebotomy and required cognates for completion of the Phlebotomy “C” Certificate. Failure to achieve a grade of in all course work will require either course “C” repetition or dismissal from the Phlebotomy Program. Procedure: A student who receives a grade below a in any phlebotomy course “75%” (theory or clinical) must repeat the entire course. A student must meet the minimum grade of or in each course to advance in the Curriculum. “75% better” All students must complete the Phlebotomy 102 clinical externship experience in two semesters. Completion of PHB 101 in Fall semester: Complete PHB 102 in Spring or Summer Semester. Completion of PHB 101 in Spring semester: Complete PHB 102 in Summer or Fall semester.
1. Students are expected to read and review the Harper College Catalog and Student Handbook and the “Student Code of Conduct and Dispute Resolution Procedures”. This information is located on the Harper College website. 2. The “Student Code of Conduct” describes possible misconduct that is inconsistent with the essential values of Harper College. It explains the procedures used to resolve allegations that a student has violated the Code of Conduct, and possible sanctions for violations. 3. Any violation of the “Student Code of Conduct” is subject to disciplinary action and may lead to dismissal from the Phlebotomy Program. Requirement 2B: Incomplete Grades Requirement Statement: A student may be granted a temporary grade of “Incomplete” for unfinished phlebotomy course requirements in the time allotted because of circumstances beyond the student’s control. Procedure: 1. Refer to the “Incomplete Grades” policy in the Harper College Catalog and Student Handbook. This information is located on the Harper College website Requirement 2C: Phlebotomy Course Repetition Requirement Statement: All students enrolled in the Phlebotomy Program are required to maintain a satisfactory grade of “C” in all phlebotomy and required cognates for completion of the Phlebotomy Certificate. Failure to achieve a grade of “C” in all course work will require either course repetition or dismissal from the Phlebotomy Program. Procedure: A student who receives a grade below a “75%” in any phlebotomy course (theory or clinical) must repeat the entire course. A student must meet the minimum grade of “75% or better” in each course to advance in the Curriculum. All students must complete the Phlebotomy 102 clinical externship experience in two semesters. Completion of PHB 101 in Fall semester: Complete PHB 102 in Spring or Summer Semester. Completion of PHB 101 in Spring semester: Complete PHB 102 in Summer or Fall semester.
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