Academic misconduct policy
The UW College of Engineering prepares students to enter the engineering profession and to hold themselves to the highest standards of integrity and honesty – including a commitment to the health, safety, and well-being of the communities they serve. Therefore, we are committed to promoting integrity in our teaching, learning, and research endeavors.
ACADEMIC MISCONDUCT POLICYContinuation policy
While the University has general regulations governing scholastic eligibility for continuation, departments and programs in the College of Engineering have adopted additional requirements. Learn more about the criteria and procedures for all ME undergraduate students.
UNDERGRADUATE CONTINUATION POLICYEnglish language proficiency policy
Students who have not completed their English Language Proficiency Requirements and who are not native English language speakers will be required to satisfactorily complete, with a grade of 3.0 or higher, one or more courses through the Academic English Program (AEP) during their first quarter in the BSME program. Students with AEP course requirements must continue to register for these courses each succeeding quarter until the prescribed sequence of courses is completed. Such students are required to also complete a minimum of 10 credits each quarter in non-AEP courses that satisfy the requirements for the BSME degree.
Leave policy
Students should schedule an advising appointment to discuss part-time attendance or the departmental leave policy. Students who withdraw from the University without prior written approval of the department, or are dropped for nonpayment of fees, will forfeit their place in the program. Students must reapply for admission and, if re-admitted, must fulfill the requirements in effect at the time of re-admission.