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A school official has a legitimate educational interest if he/sheneeds to review an educational record in order to perform his/her professional responsibilities.4. The right to file a complaint with the U.S. Department of Educationconcerning alleged failures by the college to comply withthe requirements of FERPA.Directory InformationThe following information can be legitimately used in the BRCC Directory:1. Student’s current enrollment status, full- or part-time2. Dates of attendance at BRCC3. Types of degrees/certificates received4. Field of study5. Height and weight of athletes6. Most recent high school attended7. Photograph(s)8. Participation in officially recognized BRCC activities/sportsThe college can legally disclose this information without prior writtenconsent from a student or parent, unless the student or parent haspreviously notified the college, in writing, that he/she does not want thisinformation disseminated or published.Students who do not want personal information included in the directoryshould complete a Deletion Request in the Office of EnrollmentServices located in the Bienvenue Student Center. BRCC only distributesstudent information as defined in the FERPA guidelines.70
Appendix E – Academic Integrity PolicyBaton Rouge Community College expects the highest standards ofacademic integrity from its students and faculty. Academic integrity isessential for equitable learning and assessment. Faculty and studentsshare equal responsibility in maintainingacademic honesty. Students must adhereto academic rules and regulations setby the college. All aspects of cheating,fabrication, plagiarism, misuse ofacademic resources, misrepresentation,violation of class rules, and complicityconstitute academic misconduct; anddisciplinary action will be taken by thecollege.Categories and Definitions of Academic DishonestyCheating is the intentional use of inappropriate and unauthorizedassistance, information, materials, or study aids; submitting multipleinformation on the same or part of the same work to differentinstructors for different assignments in the same semester or differentsemesters; receipt of unauthorized assistance, information, or materialsover a cellular telephone, electronic device, or other source fortests, quizzes, papers, projects, or other academic assignments; andcommitting an act of conspiracy for the purpose of defrauding.Fabrication is the misrepresentation of a signature or document as anoriginal and/or authentic copy. It is the contrivance of any part of anindividual or group assignment; falsification of an official document ofthe college or an outside agency such as Add/Drop or Excused Absenceslips; the submission of false medical documentation; the fabrication oralteration of data/results; the presentation of someone else’s results inexperiments or laboratory assignments; or the citation of sources thatare not used or have not been consulted.Plagiarism is using another’s idea(s), words, data, arguments, orsentence structure in academic assignments and claiming them as one’sown without proper documentation or citation.Misuse of Academic Resources prohibits students, faculty or staff from71
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Message from the ChancellorDear Stu
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Table of ContentsAbout this Handboo
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Special Restrictions . . . . . . .
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Did You Know?Interesting Current Fa
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How do I register for online course
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Maintaining F-1 StudentVisa StatusA
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New Student OrientationStudent orie
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Programs of StudyBaton Rouge Commun
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Page 40 and 41: Student PoliciesStatement ofNon-Dis
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Page 52 and 53: GraduationStudents must fulfill all
Page 54 and 55: Calculating the Grade Point Average
Page 56 and 57: Student Programs and Resources (SPA
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Page 60 and 61: TRIO ProgramsUpward Bound ProgramUp
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