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How long does it take to resolve an allegation of academic misconduct?

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How long does it take to resolve an allegation of academic misconduct?

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The time required to resolve an allegation of academic misconduct varies considerably among cases. Based on cases resolved during the past several years, the average length of time to resolve a case is approximately 40 calendar days. There are several things a student can do to hasten this process: • Make sure that you have a current local address on file with the University Registrar. If you do not have a current local address on file, all materials regarding the allegations of academic misconduct will be sent to your home address. This often delays the notification and scheduling processes significantly. • Once COAM is notified of the allegations, we will notify you by mail of the allegations. Once you receive this letter, you should telephone COAM’s office immediately and schedule a pre-hearing conference. Pre-hearing conferences are scheduled on a “first-come first-served” basis, so the longer you wait the less likely you will be able to find a time that fits into your schedule. •

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