Ming Chuan University Department of Criminal Justice

104-2 Final Exam Note	2015/12/28

Dear all: Final examination week is from January 11 to 14, 2016. The university holds to the educational philosophy of strict discipline and diligent teaching. Students who are shown through actual evidence to have cheated during examinations will be punished in accordance with Student Merit and Demerit Procedures. We would like to ask class advisors to remind students to make good use of their study time and obey examination regulations when taking an examination. Student must not ask others to take the examination on their behalf or try to violate the regulations. Please help to communicate the following announcements to students. 1. Once entering the examination classroom, students are required to turn off their cell phones, check if there are any unnecessary sheets of paper in their pockets and if there is any writing on their assigned desk. Textbooks and handouts are not allowed to be put under or around the chairs. These should be removed immediately, as, if there are signs of writing, textbooks or handouts, students will be deemed to be cheating. Upon investigation, punishment for cheating may range from Observation to 2nd Level Expulsion. 2. Students are not allowed to apply for “personal leave” during final examination period. Students who would like to apply for sick leave must submit an official Diagnostic Statement from a recognized hospital; related documents are required for other leaves to apply for a special case absence. Students who take final examination leave must apply for examination leave online on the examination day and submit the relevant documentation within two days to Student Advising Section on Taipei Campus or Taoyuan Student Affairs Section. Late submissions will not be accepted. The deadline for submitting online final examination leave applications is January 14th, 2016 (Thursday). Please submit the required documents before January 18th, 2016 (Monday); late applications are not accepted. 3. Students are required to respect the importance of examinations and not to take leaves lightly to avoid affecting their studies.



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