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Student Policies and Resources
Every policy and resource for Windsor University students, in one place: how to apply, how you are graded, how attendance and leave work, the support available to you, and how to raise a concern.
Admissions and Enrollment
How to apply, how earlier study and experience can count, and what happens if you cancel or withdraw.
Admissions Policy
Who may apply to each program, what to send, and how and when we decide.
Read more →Credit Transfer
Bring graduate credit, ACE credit or an edX MicroMasters program into your MBA.
Read more →Prior Learning Experience
Earn MBA credit for documented work and military experience.
Read more →Transfer of Credit and Prior Learning Experience Policy
The full rules for transfer credit and prior learning assessment.
Read more →Refund Policy
How refunds are calculated, when they are paid, and how to cancel before you start.
Read more →Scholarships
Scholarships and discounts, and how to apply for them.
Read more →Student Catalog
The official publication of our programs, policies, tuition and fees.
Read more →Academic Policies
How you are graded, what progress you must make, and the rules every student follows.
Grading Policy
The grading scale and the rules for retakes, late work, withdrawals and incompletes.
Read more →Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy
The minimum standards, when progress is checked, probation and appeals.
Read more →Attendance and Leave of Absence Policy
What counts as attendance online, and how to request a leave of absence.
Read more →Academic Integrity and Fraud Policy
Academic misconduct, the rules for using AI, and how cases are reviewed.
Read more →Disciplinary Process
How the University handles a breach of its rules.
Read more →Dismissal Policy
When and how a student may be dismissed, and how to appeal.
Read more →Graduation Certificates and Attestation
How certificates are issued and how to request attestation.
Read more →Student Services and Support
The help available to you from the day you enroll, and how to raise a concern.
Student Services
Orientation, advising, tutoring, well-being and the support we offer.
Read more →Student Retention Program
How we help you stay on track and complete your program.
Read more →Career Support and Resume Assistance
Resume help, career events and opportunities from employers.
Read more →Student Complaints and Grievances
How to raise a concern, how we respond, and how to appeal.
Read more →Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the questions students ask most.
Read more →Student Records
How your records are kept and protected, and how to get your transcript.
Learning Resources
The platforms and libraries you use in your studies.
Moodle Student Portal
Your courses, quizzes, exams, assignments and grades.
Read more →Student Digital Tools
Set up your Microsoft 365 account, Microsoft Teams and other tools.
Read more →LIRN Online Library
Academic journals, e-books and research databases.
Read more →Open Educational Resources
Free, high-quality learning materials for your courses.
Read more →How Our Policies Support You
Every policy on this page applies to all Windsor University students. Please read the ones that apply to your program and refer to them throughout your studies.
Academic Excellence and Institutional Standards
Windsor University applies its academic policies fairly and consistently to every student. Read the Grading Policy, the Attendance and Leave of Absence Policy, the Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy and the Academic Integrity and Fraud Policy before your first course. They explain how your work is graded, what progress you must make, how credit from other institutions is reviewed, and how to appeal a decision.
Student Support and Learning Resources
From orientation to graduation, Student Affairs and your instructors advise you on your studies, offer tutoring, and help you stay on track through the Student Retention Program. If something goes wrong, the Student Complaints and Grievances policy explains how to raise a concern and how we respond. The LIRN Online Library and Open Educational Resources support your coursework.
Student Services and Administrative Support
Our team helps you with admission, enrollment, records and transcripts, refunds and graduation certificates. Write to Student Affairs at [email protected] or call +1 202 925 1224, and we reply within one week. The Student Services page lists all the support available to you.
Online Learning and Student Engagement
You study online through the Moodle Student Portal and Microsoft Teams, with live sessions that are recorded so you can watch them later. Regular participation is required: complete at least one academic activity every two weeks, check your University email, and keep your contact details up to date so you receive every notice.
Licensed in the District of Columbia
Windsor University is licensed by the Higher Education Licensure Commission (HELC) of the Office of the State Superintendent of Education, Washington, DC. You may also contact HELC at helc.osse.dc.gov, as described in the Student Complaints and Grievances policy.
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