Termination & Appeal Policies

A student may be expelled from the School under the following circumstances:

Violation of ICA Regulation: Student Pass holders who have been caught working in Singapore may lead to expulsion and deportation as well as forfeiture of Security Deposit.

Misconduct: Fighting, gambling, smoking or behaving disorderly.

Defamation: Spreading untruth and damaging remarks about the School, its staff, or fellow students which are deemed to be detrimental to the good name and reputation of the School.

Vandalism, Mischief and/or Theft: Students who have been found to participate in any willful or negligent acts that cause damage to, loss, removal or theft of, or any other wrongful interference with any property of the School.

Cheating in examinations/tests: Any form of plagiarism or cheating in tests and examinations may result in disciplinary action, not excluding expulsion from the course.

Attendance: Students who do not meet the criteria for attendance of 90% (International Students) and 75% (Local Students) may result in expulsion and cancellation of their Student Pass.

Should any student be expelled from the course, no refund on fees paid will be made.

Final Result Appeals

• Students who wish to appeal against their final results should write to the Head (Academic) within 3 days of the release of the final results. The letter of appeal must state detailed reasons for the appeal. 
   
• Student will not be allowed to view his/her examination scripts. Students who decide to have the paper re-marked or reviewed will have to pay an appeal fee of S$100 through the Student Affairs Department. Upon payment, the Head (Academic) will assign the paper to be marked or reviewed by another marker who is not the original marker of the paper. 
   
• The re-marked results will be assessed and approved by the Examinations Board and/or External Education Partners (For all External Education Partners’ courses). 
   
• The appeal results will normally be released within 4 to 8 weeks. The student will have to accept the result as final even if it is lower than the initial result.

Examination and assessment results will not be released over telephone

Last Updated on 12 April 2011

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