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In order to assure an understanding between students, faculty, and staff concerning what types of activity constitute violations of academic integrity, several definitions and examples have been detailed in the [http://catalog.unmc.edu/ ''UNMC Student Handbook''].

Federal law requires that institutions participating in federal financial aid programs establish standards of “satisfactory progress” for receiving federal financial aid eligibility. These standards have been created for the University of Nebraska Medical Center for students enrolled full-time and can be reviewed in the [http://catalog.unmc.edu/ ''UNMC Student Handbook''].  

:Students wishing to appeal their status of financial aid probation or suspension may do so, in writing, to the Financial Aid Office using the outlined procedure in the [http://catalog.unmc.edu/ ''UNMC Student Handbook'']

Materials used in the Academic Evaluation of Students must be retained in accordance with the policy set by the University of Nebraska. That policy can be reviewed in the [http://catalog.unmc.edu/ ''UNMC Student Handbook'']

The policy regarding all University of Nebraska students that may be called to active duty is outlined in the [http://catalog.unmc.edu/ ''UNMC Student Handbook''].

For detailed information on student disciplinary procedures, refer to the [http://catalog.unmc.edu/ ''UNMC Student Handbook'']. Specific program policies on academic dismissal and other student discipline may be found in the program-specific sections.