Faculty Advisors
Students admitted to any IRM College academic program are assigned a faculty advisor. Advisors assist students to plan a course of study and answer questions about program requirements.
Admission Into Multiple Academic Programs
Students may apply for and be admitted to more than one IRM College academic program at a time.
Program Completion Time Limit
Certificate programs: All coursework applied toward a certificate must be completed within the four years
before the termination of the program.
Master of Science (M.S.) Degree program: All coursework applied toward a M.S. Degree must be completed within the previous seven years.
Students must successfully complete at least one course every 18 months to maintain active status in the
program.
Applying Coursework Earned Prior to Program Admission
Certificate Program Participants. If a participant has completed IRM College coursework under another program, he or she may apply eligible courses to another certificate program. Eligible courses are those that directly apply to a program’s requirements. Courses taken for a grade of Audit (AU) or Professional
Development (PD) are not eligible. All coursework applied toward a certificate must be completed within the
previous four years.
Master of Science Program Participants. If a student has completed
Program Actions
Drop. The IRM College may drop students from a certificate program for a number of reasons that include,
but are not limited to, failure to complete a class successfully within an 18-month period or earning multiple grades of “No Credit.”
Withdrawal. Students who wish to end their participation in an IRM College certificate program may submit a
written request to the Registrar. The request should state the student’s name, e-mail address (if different than posted in uNET), program(s) from which the student wishes to withdraw, and a brief justification statement. Requests may be e-mailed to IRMCRegistrar@ndu.edu. Confirmation of withdrawal will be provided by e-mail.
Reinstatement. The IRM College may grant reinstatement to a certificate program on a case-by-case basis. Students who wish to request reinstatement must apply via uNET, or a paper application. Once eligibility is
reviewed, it will be determined which previous courses, if any, may apply to the program of study.
Dismissed. Students may be dismissed from academic program(s) upon the decision of the Academic
Review Board.
Requirements for Continued Enrollment
Students enrolled at the IRM College must maintain satisfactory progress. Students are expected to achieve
a satisfactory grade (A, A-, B+, B) in all coursework attempted for graduate/certificate credit.
An accumulation of two grades of NC or W will result in suspension of the student's enrollment. A student whose enrollment has been suspended because of unsatisfactory grades is ineligible to register until properly reinstated by approval of the Dean.
A student reinstated will be placed on probationary status and expected to complete all future coursework with satisfactory performance. Should the student receive a grade of NC or W after being reinstated in the program, his or her enrollment in the college will be terminated.
Student Handbook
Additional academic information (e.g. grading, academic integrity) is available in the IRM College Student
Handbook.
