New Rules
The regulations appearing here are those in effect at the most
recent publication and are subject to change without notice. Unless
otherwise noted, the rules stated in this Student Code
apply to all undergraduate, graduate, and professional students
enrolled at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
Print Versions
The Student Code is also available in two print versions:
one containing all three articles and the other containing only
Article 1—Student Rights and Responsibilities. Both may be
obtained at the Office of the
Dean of Students. Copies also are available at the University
of Illinois Undergraduate Library.
Digital Versions
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Code or only Article 1—Student
Rights and Responsibilities. Both files may be read using
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Reader.
Contents
The revised Student Code is divided into three articles
that are subdivided into parts and sections (§).
ARTICLE 1—STUDENT RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
PART 1. STUDENT RIGHTS
§1-101 Preamble
§1-102 In the Classroom
§1-103 Campus Expression
§1-104 Privacy
§1-105 Student Records
§1-106 Student Affairs
§1-107 Religious Beliefs,
Observances, and Practices
§1-108 Nondiscrimination
Policy
§1-109 Sexual Harassment
Policy
§1-110 Policy for the Provision of Reasonable Accommodations for Students with Disabilities
PART 2. GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES OF STUDENTS
§1-201 Responsibilities
of Students
PART 3. STUDENT DISCIPLINE
§1-301 Basis for Discipline—Source
and Jurisdiction
§1-302 Rules of Conduct
§1-303 Falsification of Documents
§1-304 Identification Cards
§1-305 Policy on Drugs
§1-306 Alcoholic Beverages—Preamble
§1-307 Alcoholic Beverages—General
Rules
§1-308 Alcoholic Beverages—Special
Rules Relating to University Property
§1-309 Possession or Storage
of Weapons
§1-310 Unauthorized Use,
Abuse, or Interference with Fire Protection Equipment, Firefighting
Personnel, or Warning Devices
§1-311 Certain Consequences
of Disciplinary Action
PART 4. ACADEMIC INTEGRITY
§1-401 Academic Integrity—Preamble
§1-402 Infractions of Academic
Integrity—Definitions
§1-403 Penalties for Infractions
of Academic Integrity
§1-404 Procedures
§1-405 Appeal Hearing Guidelines
§1-406 Following All Reviews
and Appeals
PART 5. CLASS ATTENDANCE
§1-501 All Students
§1-502 Student Athletes
ARTICLE 2—GENERAL POLICIES AND REGULATIONS
PART 1. MEDICAL POLICIES
§2-101 Health Requirements
§2-102 Mandatory Assessment
§2-103 Student Health Insurance
§2-104 Policy for Individuals
With Contagious Diseases
§2-105 Policy and Procedures
for Involuntary Withdrawal of Students for Psychiatric Reason
PART 2. HOUSING POLICIES
§2-201 Certified Single
Student Housing
§2-202 Living Quarters of
Students
PART 3. REGISTERED ORGANIZATIONS AND ORGANIZATION FUND
§2-301 Classification of
Organizations
§2-302 Preamble
§2-303 Requirements for Registration
§2-304 Sanctions of Registered
Organizations
§2-305 Organization Fund
§2-306 Organization Fund—Purpose
§2-307 Organization Fund—Status
§2-308 Organization Fund—Scope
§2-309 Organization Fund—Administration
§2-310 Purposes for Which
Organization Funds May Be Used
§2-311 Procedures for Organization
Fund Operations
§2-312 University Credit
Policies
§2-313 Withdrawal of
Organization Fund Privileges
§2-314 Dormant Accounts
§2-315 Organization Fund—Advisory
Board
§2-316 Functions of the Organization
Fund Advisory Board
§2-317 Annual Meetings
§2-318 Alcoholic Beverages Policies
PART 4. UNIVERSITY PROPERTY AND FACILITIES—IN GENERAL
§2-401 Pets and Animals
on University Property
§2-402 Library Regulations
§2-403 Smoking Policy
§2-404 Chalking Policy
§2-405 Picketing
§2-406 Solicitation and Commercial
Activity in University Residence Halls
§2-407 Posting and Distribution
of Handout Materials
PART 5. USE OF UNIVERSITY PREMISES AND FACILITIES
§2-501 Preamble
§2-502 Eligibility
§2-503 Reservation Procedures
§2-504 The Priority System—Priorities
for Use of Space
§2-505 Operation of the Priority
System
§2-506 Requirements and Limitations
§2-507 Events Involving Professional
Performers
§2-508 Committee on the Use
of Facilities
§2-509 Special Provisions
for Use of the Krannert Center for the Performing Arts
§2-510 Special Provisions
for Use of the Assembly Hall
§2-511 Special Provisions
for Use of the Beckman Institute for Advanced Science and Technology
§2-512 Provisions for Use
of the Allerton Park and Conference Center
PART 6. MOTOR VEHICLES AND BICYCLES
§2-601 Operation of Motor
Vehicles
§2-602 Automobiles
§2-603 Use of Motorcycles
(Including Motor Scooters and Motor-Drive Bicycles)
§2-604 Parking Citations
§2-605 Operation of Bicycles
§2-606 Use of In-Line Skates,
Roller Skates, and Skateboards
PART 7. CHANCELLOR’S EMERGENCY POWERS
§2-701 Basis for Chancellor’s
Emergency Powers
ARTICLE 3—ACADEMIC POLICIES AND REGULATIONS
PART 1. GRADES AND GRADING SYSTEM
§3-101 Academic Work Report
Requirements
§3-102 Grading System—Grades
Authorized for All Colleges
§3-103 Computation of Scholastic
Averages
§3-104 Other Grade Symbols
in Use
§3-105 Credit-No Credit Grading
Options
§3-106 Grade Corrections
§3-107 Procedures for Review
of Alleged Capricious Grading
§3-108 Procedures for Review
of Instructor’s Ability to Communicate in English
§3-109 Academic Progress
§3-110 Probation and Drop
Rules—Undergraduate Students
PART 2. EXAMINATIONS
§3-201 Final Examinations
§3-202 Evening, Midterm,
and Hourly Examinations
§3-203 Proficiency Examinations
§3-204 Special Examinations
PART 3. REGISTRATION, COURSE CHANGES, AND WITHDRAWAL
§3-301 Number of Hours Required
§3-302 Classification of
Undergraduate Students
§3-303 Registration
§3-304 Registration of Nondegree
Students
§3-305 Registration of Auditors
§3-306 Payments
§3-307 Late Registration
§3-308 Cancellation of Registration
§3-309 Repeated Undergraduate
Courses
§3-310 Guided Individual Study, and Extramural and Online Courses
§3-311 Adding and Dropping
Courses
§3-312 Dropping Courses
for Academic Deficiency
§3-313 Withdrawal from the
University—General Rules
§3-314 Withdrawal from the
University for Military or Other National Defense Services
PART 4. UNDERGRADUATE ACADEMIC RECOGNITION
§3-401 The Dean’s
List
§3-402 Campus Honors Program—Chancellor’s
Scholars
§3-403 Edmund J. James Scholars
§3-404 University Honors—Bronze
Tablet
§3-405 Undergraduate College
Honors
PART 5. REGISTRATION CHARGES
§3-501 Tuition Assessment
§3-502 Tuition Assessment—University
Employees
§3-503 Tuition Waivers
§3-504 Tuition—Waiver
of Nonresident Portion
§3-505 Fee Assessments
§3-506 Fee Waivers and Exemptions
§3-507 Payment Requirement
§3-508 Refunds of Registration
Charges
§3-509 Students in Debt to
the University
PART 6. STUDENT RECORDS—GUIDELINES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING
ACCESS AND RELEASE
§3-601 Authorization and
Responsibility for Policy Implementation
§3-602 Definitions
§3-603 Access to Student
Records
§3-604 Regulations for Record
Custodians
§3-605 Classification, Locations,
and Custodians of Student Records
§3-606 Procedures for Student
Access and Challenge
§3-607 Chancellor’s
Hearing Panel
§3-608 Disposal of Inactive
Records
§3-609 Release of Student
Information and Academic Records by the Office of Admissions and
Records
PART 7. TRANSCRIPTS
§3-701 Availability
§3-702 Information Appearing
on All Transcripts
§3-703 Other Symbols Appearing
on Transcripts
§3-704 Description and Definition
of Information Appearing on Transcripts
PART 8. GRADUATION
§3-801 Credit Requirements for Degrees
§3-802 Minimum Scholarship
Requirements for the Bachelor’s Degree
§3-803 English Requirement
for Graduation
§3-804 Credit for Kinesiology
(Physical Education)
§3-805 Language Credit
§3-806 Credit for Undergraduate
Open Seminar Courses
PART 9. RESIDENCY STATUS REGULATIONS
§3-901 In General
§3-902 Regulations
§3-903 Factors in Determining
Residency
§3-904 Procedures
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