Most university students need only concern themselves with achieving good grades and avoiding serious misconduct. Dentistry students have another bar to clear—they must be deemed professional in every aspect of their education and training, as this is a primer for the closely-regulated dental industry.

You might think that, as a student at the University of Illinois Chicago College of Dentistry (UIC COD), simply being your honest, respectful self would be sufficient to pass the professionalism threshold. That’s not necessarily the case, though.

Students may have to abide by several different definitions of professionalism, as each professor may impose their own standards and expectations. An allegation of unprofessionalism may have blindsided you because you had no clue that your behavior would be perceived as unprofessional.

Once you are accused of unprofessional conduct, the disciplinary boulder has started rolling downhill. You must be proactive in ensuring that the boulder does not crush your goals for your dentistry career, and the LLF National Law Firm will intervene to avert a crisis.

Call the LLF National Law Firm Student Defense Team today at 888-535-3686 or contact us online. Students are who we serve, and our service is immensely valuable during high-stakes times like these.

Who at UIC College of Dentistry Decides What “Professionalism” Is?