All learners in Active status with the College are afforded the following rights:

1. An environment, to the extent influenced by the College, conducive to learning;
2. Reasonable notice of issues related to attendance, grading, compliance for experiential learning activities, completion standards, and expectations;
3. Due process in any proceeding regarding allegations of violations of the Learner Code of Conduct, the Academic Integrity Policy, or other College and/or course standards; Due Process at the College includes:
   • Written notice of the alleged violation;
   • An opportunity for the learner to present their perspective and any supporting evidence;
   • Consideration of relevant information and evidence by an impartial College representative or formal committee;
   • Written notice of decision and any associated corrective action.
4. Freedom from illegal biases, including any discrimination against protected classes and any form of harassment;
5. Confidentiality as provided by FERPA;
6. Reasonable access to programs and information, including but not limited to, the Americans with Disabilities Act.