Undergraduate Policies

Academic policies are intended to support student success by establishing consistent and clearly defined guidelines for academic tasks, activities, and procedures.  Certain policies exist at the university level and apply to all students within a degree level, while others are defined for students who are enrolled in programs within a particular college or school.  The policies published in this bulletin are considered to be effective for any academic tasks, activities, and procedures that occur within the bulletin year, regardless of when the student initially enrolled in their program or at Marquette.

The following policies apply to students in all undergraduate programs. Undergraduate colleges have additional policies that apply to their respective programs.

University Policies

 Undergraduate College Policies

• College of Arts and Sciences
• College of Business Administration
• College of Communication
• College of Education
• College of Engineering
• College of Health Sciences
• College of Nursing

Graduate School Policies

Academic policies are intended to support student success by establishing consistent and clearly defined guidelines for academic tasks, activities, and procedures.  Certain policies exist at the university level and apply to all students within a degree level, while others are defined for students who are enrolled in programs within a particular college or school.  The policies published in this bulletin are considered to be effective for any academic tasks, activities, and procedures that occur within the bulletin year, regardless of when the student initially enrolled in their program or at Marquette.

The following policies apply to students in all Graduate School programs. 

University Policies

Graduate School Policies

Graduate School of Management Policies

Academic policies are intended to support student success by establishing consistent and clearly defined guidelines for academic tasks, activities, and procedures.  Certain policies exist at the university level and apply to all students within a degree level, while others are defined for students who are enrolled in programs within a particular college or school.  The policies published in this bulletin are considered to be effective for any academic tasks, activities, and procedures that occur within the bulletin year, regardless of when the student initially enrolled in their program or at Marquette.

The following policies apply to students in all Graduate School of Management programs. 

University Policies

Graduate School of Management Policies

Health Science Professional Policies

Academic policies are intended to support student success by establishing consistent and clearly defined guidelines for academic tasks, activities, and procedures.  Certain policies exist at the university level and apply to all students within a degree level, while others are defined for students who are enrolled in programs within a particular college or school.  The policies published in this bulletin are considered to be effective for any academic tasks, activities, and procedures that occur within the bulletin year, regardless of when the student initially enrolled in their program or at Marquette.

The following policies apply to students in all Health Science Professional programs. 

University Policies

Dental School Policies

Dental students are responsible for complying with the regulations and/or procedures of the School of Dentistry, as described in such documents as the Handbook on Academic Policies and Procedures, Clinic Operations Manual and Comprehensive Patient Care Group Manual, as well as those set forth in the At Marquette student handbook. Copies of these are found online. Violations of regulations found in At Marquette are handled by the Office of Student Development. Copies of At Marquette are obtained at the Office of Student Development. If there is a conflict between the two applicable regulations or procedures, the School of Dentistry regulation/procedure governs. If there are multiple components to a case, the components of the case may be separated and reviewed independently by the appropriate authority (e.g., School of Dentistry, Office of Student Development).

The following policies apply to students in all Dental School programs. 

University Policies

School of Dentistry Policies