Students may be administratively withdrawn from the Rutgers School of Public Health if they do not submit a Leave of Absence form or register for courses before the last day to add a course. Additionally, students can be administratively withdrawn from the school for poor academic performance, or infractions to the honor code. If a student is separated because of academic performance, the student has the right to lodge a written appeal of the dismissal decision within four weeks of the date of the letter of separation. The appeal letter should be sent to the associate dean for student affairs and a copy of the letter should also be sent to the campus administrator. The student will be asked to appear before an ad hoc faculty review committee. That committee will consist of the associate dean for student affairs, a member of the schools Academic Progression Committee, and another faculty member selected by the associate dean. The student may bring information from an outside source for consideration by the committee, but may not bring additional representation.
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