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Being a member of the John Muir College community is a privilege and tied to that privilege is the responsibility of being a positive, contributing member. Understanding your rights and responsibilities is essential for every member of the community. The following section outlines the policies of the university as it relates to discipline for both academic and non-academic behaviors. It is our hope that you will read this information carefully and ask questions for anything you do not understand. Best wishes for a positive and productive tenure at John Muir College and the University of California San Diego. |
The university expects that all students will respect the right, well-being and property of others; respect the academic process; and not interfere with university business, events, or activities. It is also expected that students, staff, and faculty will adhere to the UC San Diego Principles of Community In support of these expectations, there are many University policies in place. In fact, it seems that there’s a policy covering just about everything you can imagine.
Below are links to many of the policies that UC San Diego has.
Policy on Student Conduct and Discipline
Have Questions regarding the Conduct Process?
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Applying for Graduate School or a job that requires a background or disciplinary record check?
Many graduate schools as well as professional organizations require a Dean’s Certification to check your disciplinary records as well as your academic disciplinary history. Completion of a Dean’s Certification form involves a check of your disciplinary records as well as your academic disciplinary history.
Schools or organizations may have their own form that will need to be filled out by Muir College or they may request a general letter outlining your disciplinary history while at UC San Diego. Either way, the steps for having your Dean Certification completed can be found below:
Questions? Contact the John Muir College Office of Student Affairs at (858) 534-3587 or via email.