Student Handbook/Conduct Code

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Student Handbook/Conduct Code

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The Student Handbook includes the Student Code of Conduct, which is also known as the Student Bill of Rights and Responsibilities. The Handbook is your guide to student services and the policies and procedures that impact you as a student at Brevard Community College.

Published each academic year, the Handbook is available in printed form at each Admissions Office and through the online link below. To make the file a more manageable download, the web version does not contain the student planning calendar. Current academic calendar information is always available online under the Academics directory. Below you'll also find a link to a PDF version of just the Student Code of Conduct. You can also open archived handbooks from previous years.

2012-2013 Student Handbook

Student Code of Conduct

Student Handbook Archives

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Throughout this website students will find multiple avenues for expert help related to a variety of topics. If an issue arises that cannot be resolved, the Ombudsman process is available. On each BCC campus, the Associate Provost serves as the Student Ombudsman or advocate to assist students with issues involving the delivery of student services. The Call Center can connect you with the appropriate Associate Provost.