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Policies GMC policies and student rights policies are listed alphabetically and described below. Academic Honesty Policy All students are required to read, understand, and adhere to the Academic Honesty Policy and the expected student conduct. Students are expected always to submit their own work for all assignments, to present their own work and ideas In all discussions. All students are expected to understand that violations of the Academic Honesty Policy carry consequences. Violations of the policy include but are not limited to: copying, plagiarism and cheating, lying, unauthorized collaboration, alteration of records, among others. The Academic Honesty Policy is designed to foster a fair and impartial set of standards upon which violations to the policy will be judged. If the instructor decides that the violations warrant a formal review, then the student's case will be escalated to the Academic Review Committee. GMC has the right, at its discretion, to review any exams/assignments that have already been graded and to change the grade if plagiarism is found. The Academic Review Committee reserves the right to issue any penalty subject to the severity of the violation. The student may be placed on academic warning, academic probation, and/or maybe dismissed from the program. If an egregious violation occurs students may be immediate academically dismissed from their program. Students are required to submit a government ID upon admission. Student identify verification depends on the instructional method. For each classroom -based class, students must show their ID and log their attendance start time and end on a sign -in sheet. For each online class, students are use their personal and unique username and password to access their course materials and assessments, and for each class are required to have their computer camera turned on during class, are recorded on video, and must enter presence into chat when they enter and leave the online classroom. Attendance Policy Students are expected to be present for the entire class to be considered to have successfully completed the class. Attendance is a necessary requirement for completion, but attendance alone does not ensure successful completion of the course. See the section on Completion of Program or Course for more details. For continuing education courses, students are required to be in attendance for the full duration of the course. Students must be on time to the start of the course and be in physical presence throughout the entire class time, If a student is late to class, there is a half hour for less than 8-hour course or 10%-time grace period for greater than 8-hour course. Missed content must be made up during breaks. GMC reserves the right to remove students from class who miss excessive class time. For vocational programs, attendance is required to complete and pass the program. All state attendance requirements must be met for successful completion of the program. Students who GMCCatalog-230101 32