Course Policies

Course Policies

Academic Integrity and Course Policies

Upholding the highest level of academic integrity is of the utmost importance at TEL Education. As a student, it is expected that the course policies and expectations are followed throughout your participation in the course.

Please use the following guidelines to inform your decisions throughout the entirety of your participation in any course. The course policies refer to information included, but not limited to the following links below:

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