Honor Code
- Introduction
- Honor Code for the Graduate School
- Moving Toward the Degree: The Process
- Graduate Admissions
- Requirements for the Degree
- Financial Aid and Graduate Student Benefits:
- Academic Degree Requirements
- Graduate Committees
- Thesis & Dissertation Requirements
- Policies/Procedures
- Related Policies
- Annual Graduate Student Academic Review
- Academic Probation Policy for Graduate Students
- Graduate School Registration and Leave of Absence Policy
- Academic Integrity Policy for Graduate Students
- Research and Scholarly Misconduct Policy
- Academic Grievance Procedures for Graduate Students
- Grievance Policy and Procedures for Graduate Assistants
- Grade Appeal Process for Graduate Students
- Travel Policy for Graduate Students
- Rules and Regulations Pertaining to International Students
- Registration and Related Topics
- Enrollment Limits
- Registration for Audit
- Adding and Dropping Courses
- Registration Out of Career
- Proper Address of Students
- Identification Cards
- Withdrawal from Registration
- Attendance
- Full-Time Status
- Continuous Enrollment
- Use of Electronic Resources of the Library
- Grades and Marks
- Graduation & Commencement
- Graduate Student Resources
- Miscellaneous
Previous Page: Introduction
Honor Code for the Graduate School
The mission of the Graduate School is to provide post-baccalaureate students with the opportunity to further their educational goals through programs of study, teaching, and research in an environment that promotes freedom of expression, intellectual inquiry, and professional integrity. This mission is only possible when intellectual honesty and individual integrity are taken for granted.
The graduate student at the University of Arkansas is expected to know and abide by Academic Integrity (honesty.uark.edu) and Code of Conduct Policies (ethics.uark.edu) of the university.
The pledge of the Honor Code is this: “On my honor as a graduate student at the University of Arkansas, I certify that I will neither give nor receive inappropriate assistance on the work I do for my degree.” Students will be asked to sign this pledge when they are admitted to the Graduate School. Faculty also may require students to sign this pledge before completing the requirements of a course or a program.
Next Page: Moving Toward the Degree: The Process