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Transfer Student Survey COMPLETE BY MAY 19 We have a few questions to help us learn about your previous college experience, work habits and expectations for your JMU career. Hearing from you helps us improve our programs. This isn’t a test, so there are no right or wrong answers.
MAY 19
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Log into your JMU Dukes email account (eID@dukes.jmu.edu) so you can receive
important university information. This is JMU’s official means of communication with students as outlined in JMU Policy 1209: Electronic Messaging. Make a habit of checking it daily!
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Honor Code
MAY 19
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Academic integrity is a serious matter at JMU. Suspension or expulsion are possible penal- ties for violating the Honor Code. Cheating, copying, plagiarizing, improper cita- tions and buying or using papers written by some- one else are a few examples of violations that have the potential to jeopardize your status as a student. When you take placement assessments (see page 9), you are bound by the JMU Honor Code. We want you to have a successful experience and it is imperative that you are in the right class for that to happen. Complete the test by Oct. 1.
Now that you have decided to join the JMU community, it is import- ant to keep your information updated in MyMadison.
Emergency Contact Information: The uni- versity may need to contact your family in the event of a personal emergency or crisis. Sit down with your family to determine who you should list as your emergency contact(s). Emergency Notification: JMU uses a text- based system to inform the campus commu- nity in the event of an active shooter or other
life-threatening event. You are required to provide your cell number in MyMadison so we can send you emergency notification messages. Criminal History: JMU is committed to providing a safe living and learning environment for all community members. As a condition of enrollment, all students are required to answer the questions.
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