Student Discipline Defense - Thomas Jefferson University College of Nursing

Thomas Jefferson University's College of Nursing in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is an outstanding place at which to earn your nursing degree, whether you are pursuing Jefferson College of Nursing's Bachelor of Science in nursing, master of science in nursing, doctor of nursing practice, or Ph.D. in nursing. Jefferson College of Nursing's online nursing master's degree is among the top ten such programs in the nation. Jefferson College of Nursing graduates have outstanding employment opportunities not only across the Philadelphia area and throughout Pennsylvania but also nationwide.  

Yet if you face academic, behavioral, sexual, or professional misconduct charges arising out of your nursing studies, your Jefferson College of Nursing degree is at risk, along with all the tuition, effort, and ambition you've invested in your nursing career and professional future. Don't risk losing everything for which you've studied and worked. Retain the LLF Law Firm's premier Student Defense Team if you face misconduct charges of any kind in your Jefferson College of Nursing program. Call 888.535.3686 or use our contact form now to retain our skilled and experienced attorneys for your best student defense outcome. 

Jefferson College of Nursing Academic and Professionalism Standards 

Jefferson College of Nursing, like other fine nursing programs nationwide, maintains a Student Handbook stating the program's academic progression, academic integrity, and professionalism requirements. Violating those requirements could result in discipline and even dismissal from the College of Nursing. Consider the following examples. 

Academic Progression Issues at Jefferson College of Nursing 

Jefferson College of Nursing's Student Handbook states detailed academic progression requirements necessary to qualify the College to receive federal student loan proceeds. Those requirements include maintaining a 2.30 / 4.00 cumulative grade point average in the Bachelor of Science in Nursing program and a 3.00 / 4.00 grade point in the Master of Science in Nursing program. You must also complete an appropriate percentage of credits attempted and graduate within a reasonable amount of time. Let us help you with your grade appeals and appeals of satisfactory academic progress. 

Academic Misconduct at Jefferson College of Nursing 

Jefferson College of Nursing's Student Handbook also includes an Honor Code, committing all students to academic integrity. Academic misconduct like using unauthorized materials on exams, engaging in unauthorized collaboration, committing research fraud, or plagiarizing the work of others without proper attribution could all result in disciplinary charges. We can help defend you against academic misconduct charges. 

Behavioral Misconduct at Jefferson College of Nursing 

Jefferson College of Nursing's Student Handbook also incorporates Thomas Jefferson University's Community Standards. Those standards include a host of rules and prohibitions regarding alcohol and drugs on campus, bias and harassment against other students, property destruction, falsification of college information, disorderly conduct, gambling, solicitation, and many other common and uncommon college student wrongs. Thomas Jefferson University also maintains a Title IX sexual misconduct policy, the violation of which could result in serious sanctions. Get our help if you face behavioral misconduct charges of any kind. 

Professionalism Charges at Jefferson College of Nursing 

Jefferson College of Nursing's Student Handbook also includes a Statement of Professional Conduct setting forth professionalism requirements. If you engage in disrespectful, insubordinate, or other inappropriate behavior toward professors, clinical supervisors, clinical colleagues, patients, or others in your nursing education and clinical studies, you could face disciplinary charges. Professionalism issues can arise around poor dress, poor demeanor, intoxication or impairment in clinical practice, frequent tardiness or absences, and other conduct unbecoming of a nurse. Let us help defend you against professionalism charges. 

Jefferson College of Nursing Disciplinary Sanctions 

Jefferson College of Nursing's Student Handbook states the sanctions that College disciplinary officials may impose for violating the above standards. Those sanctions are progressive in nature, beginning with verbal and written reprimands, loss of credit for completed assignments, loss of credit for completed courses, lowered or failing grades for assignments and courses, up to probation, suspension, and dismissal. Don't let the progressive nature of the listed sanctions fool you. Suspension is often a default sanction, one that disciplinary officials are ready to impose unless you mount an effective defense.  

The Impact of Jefferson College of Nursing Sanctions 

Don't minimize the impact of disciplinary sanctions on your Jefferson College of Nursing degree and your educational and professional future. Dismissal from the program can, of course, completely prevent you from earning the degree. It may also prevent you from resuming or restarting a nursing program at another school. Schools are reluctant to enroll students whom other programs dismiss on disciplinary grounds. But even a suspension, probation, or reprimand can cause you to lose academic standing, academic awards, grants, scholarships, references, and recommendation letters. Fight disciplinary charges with our help. Don't give in to them and suffer their wide-ranging consequences. 

Jefferson College of Nursing Disciplinary Procedures 

Fortunately, Jefferson College of Nursing's Student Handbook and Thomas Jefferson University's Community Standards include many protective procedures, allowing you to retain our Student Defense Team's help to effectively contest misconduct allegations and disciplinary charges. Due process generally requires fair notice and a fair hearing before an impartial decision maker. Jefferson College of Nursing procedures include written notice of the charges, the right to review the school's evidence, the right to request and attend a formal hearing, and the right to retain us as your counsel to advocate on your behalf. You also have appeal rights our Student Defense Team can invoke if you have already lost your hearing. We may also be able to obtain alternative special relief through the university's general counsel office or other oversight channels. 

Student Defense for Jefferson College of Nursing 

Retain the LLF Law Firm's Student Defense Team now if you face Jefferson College of Nursing misconduct charges, whether academic, behavioral, or sexual misconduct, or professionalism charges. Don't wait until it is too late. And don't retain unqualified local criminal defense counsel. Call 888.535.3686 or use our contact form to retain the skilled and experienced attorneys you need for your best outcome. 

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If you, or your student, are facing any kind of disciplinary action, or other negative academic sanction, and are having feelings of uncertainty and anxiety for what the future may hold, contact the Lento Law Firm today, and let us help secure your academic career.

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