Academic policies and procedures are designed to assist Stark State students in achieving academic success. The governance of the College routinely reviews policies and procedures to support student success and to promote the academic quality of our College.
All current and official policies and procedures are maintained on the Stark State College website at starkstate.edu/policies at all times, including, but not exclusive to:
Academic Advising
Academic Forgiveness
Academic Honesty and Integrity
Academic Honors
Academic Probation and Dismissal
Academic Withdrawal
Affirmative Action
Anti-Harassment
Attendance
Audit of Credit Courses
Class Attendance
College Computing Resources
Concealed Weapons
Consensual Relationships
Course Substitution
Credit by Proficiency Examination
Credit Residency Requirement
Dean’s List
Early Alert
Final Grade Appeal
Final Grading System
Freedom of Expression and Responsibilities
Grade of Incomplete
Graduation Requirements
Grievance Procedures
Medical Withdrawal
Midterm Grade
Non-Payment Drop
President’s List
Probation and Dismissal
Property Use
Registration Deadline
Sexual Assault
Smoking/Smokeless Tobacco Use
Standards of Academic Progress (SAP)
Student Code of Conduct
Student Complaint(s)
Student Records
Testing Your Faith
Transcripts and Articulation
Transfer Credit, Acceptance and Application
Withdrawal Procedure
The site is searchable at starkstate.edu/policies by opening the link marked Complete P&P (PDF), then right-clicking on the document and typing in the search phrase listed above. Students are responsible for being familiar with and adhering to College policies and procedures. Students without Internet access may use open labs to access starkstate.edu/policies. Requests for printed copies of policies and procedures, or questions regarding any policy or procedure, should be directed to the Provost’s Office C101.
For the most current academic and student conduct policies, as well as additional policies and procedures of interest to students, go to starkstate.edu/policies. Printed copies may be requested in the Provost’s Office C101.