Full-time MBA Program: Haas School

	Graduation Requirements
	Grading Policy
	Grade Appeals
	Graduation with Honors
	Leaves, Transfer and Withdrawal Policy
	Non-Haas Courses
	Code of Conduct
	Graduate Division
	Discrimination & Harassment
	Other Policies

	Code of Conduct
	At the Haas School, it is our goal to prepare you to be a skilled, innovative and ethical business leader. Part of that preparation is found in the standards of conduct we expect of all students.
	Code of Conduct
	Please review the campus-wide standard for student conduct at: http://dev.sa2.pantheon.berkeley.edu/sites/default/files/UCB-Code-of-Conduct-new%20Jan2012_0.pdf#overlay-context=conduct/code-of-conduct/printable . We expect you to maintain high standards of integrity in your academic work and conduct in the program. In particular, please note: • All work you turn in to an instructor must be undertaken by you and you alone. Joint work is permitted only when the conditions for that joint work have been clearly established between the students and the instructor. • All work will be the product of new research undertaken by students for the purpose of the designated course. Any exceptions to this rule must be the result of a prior agreement between student and instructor. In cases of blatant academic dishonesty (as defined below), faculty member will assign to the student a final course grade of "F" and recommend to the Center of Student Conduct and Community Standards (CSCCS) a one-semester suspension. Blatant academic dishonesty includes (but is not limited to) • Arranging for another student to take an exam, or taking another student's exam, •Plagiarism consisting of inclusion without proper citation of more than 50 words composed by someone else, •Submitting an exam answer that is virtually verbatim to that of another student, or willfully allowing other students to copy one's own exam answers -Communicating with another student or using a resource (e.g., the internet) during the taking of an in-class or take-home exam, where the instructor has explicitly stated in writing that such communication or resource usage is impermissible. If you have questions about the code of conduct or want to file a complaint, please contact the MBA Program Director.
	The Center for Student Conduct
	The Center for Student Conduct works to promote and maintain a high degree of academic integrity and standard of conduct. They preserve the standards set forth by the Berkeley Code of Conduct by investigating and resolving complaints of student violations, both academic and non-academic. You can visit their website to review the judicial process – students’ rights, the judicial procedure, definitions and sanctions. This site also outlines the Berkeley Code of Conduct, how to file a complaint, faculty options and different forms used during the judicial process.