Student Handbook - New England Culinary Institute
Student Handbook - New England Culinary Institute
Student Handbook - New England Culinary Institute
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financial aid, veterans’ and/or other benefits that are<br />
associated with credit load or registration status.<br />
Delays in starting internship can result in not being<br />
prepared to return to residency on time and/or to<br />
delays in graduating. Except in extenuating<br />
circumstances, the student who is not complete with<br />
internship within the allotted timeframe will be<br />
withdrawn from the program at the end of the<br />
originally scheduled internship period. All<br />
applicable financial aid rules will apply. In such<br />
cases, the student may be allowed to complete the<br />
internship requirements, but will no longer be<br />
considered an enrolled student.<br />
<strong>Student</strong>s who have not secured or started an<br />
internship will be placed on Administrative<br />
Probation status for up to 21 days. If requirements<br />
are not met within the 21 day Administrative<br />
Probation period, the student will be considered<br />
inactive and will be withdrawn from the program<br />
effective the last day of attendance. <strong>Student</strong>s<br />
withdrawn from the program will be ineligible for<br />
financial aid and may face other financial and<br />
program sequence consequences. Any hours<br />
worked while withdrawn from the program may not<br />
be recognized as internship hours.<br />
<strong>Student</strong>s who have been withdrawn for failure to<br />
begin an internship timely, and secure an internship<br />
at a later date may be required to pay a $275<br />
Reinstatement Fee. Those who delay internship<br />
start beyond the half-way point in a term will be<br />
required to wait until the subsequent term to be<br />
enrolled in the internship.<br />
All students receive an evaluation from the<br />
Internship Supervisor. An unsatisfactory Internship<br />
Supervisor’s report of student performance (either<br />
professional behavior or practical skills) may result<br />
in the student being required to undergo an<br />
assessment in order to be allowed return to the<br />
school or in a requirement to repeat the internship<br />
experience. In cases where the student must repeat<br />
the internship, he/she may complete the internship<br />
requirements, but will no longer be considered an<br />
enrolled student. For students whose program<br />
requires a subsequent residency at NECI, the<br />
student may be asked not to return for the scheduled<br />
residency and will be withdrawn from the program.<br />
All applicable financial aid rules will apply.<br />
<strong>Student</strong>s withdrawn due to an unsatisfactory<br />
internship may be required to develop a plan for<br />
approval by the Academic Advising Office and<br />
Career Services, which requires additional<br />
professional employment for up to one year and<br />
submission of periodic performance reports to<br />
NECI. Reinstatement will depend upon good<br />
performance evaluations, a recommendation to<br />
return for further study from the individual’s<br />
supervisor, and available space.<br />
BA Programs: Non-Resident Terms<br />
<strong>Student</strong>s in the third and fourth year of the oncampus<br />
bachelor’s degree programs are required to<br />
complete a 9-month non-resident period (three<br />
academic terms), including a 700-hour internship<br />
and 3 online courses. According to the program<br />
schedule, students are expected to complete 234<br />
hours of internship and one online course during<br />
each 3-month enrollment term of the non-resident<br />
period. Deviations from this program sequence can<br />
impact the student’s graduation date and/or<br />
eligibility for financial aid; students must have prior<br />
approval from the Director of Academic Services<br />
and Director of Financial Aid for any alternate<br />
sequence. To ensure continued progress toward<br />
graduation during this time away from campus, all<br />
students in the non-resident terms must maintain a<br />
minimum of half-time enrollment and will not be<br />
enrolled in classes or internship with less than a<br />
half-time credit load.<br />
<strong>Student</strong>s are expected to begin their internship<br />
immediately following the end of the residency<br />
period; students must have secured an internship at<br />
an approved internship site, including an<br />
employment start date (within 21 days of the term<br />
start) and wage, prior to the student being registered<br />
for internship or online courses. Please refer to<br />
Internship Enrollment Requirements for detailed<br />
requirements.<br />
<strong>Student</strong>s are also expected to participate fully in<br />
their scheduled online classes; failure to participate<br />
may result in withdrawal from the course. Please<br />
refer to Online Course Attendance Policy for<br />
details.<br />
<strong>Student</strong>s are expected to complete all non-resident<br />
term requirements within the originally scheduled<br />
three-term, 9-month, non-resident period. The end<br />
of the third non-residency term marks the end of the<br />
student’s enrollment. All applicable financial aid<br />
rules will apply. In cases where a student has not<br />
yet completed their course work, the student may be<br />
allowed to complete the program requirements, but<br />
will no longer be considered an enrolled student.<br />
<strong>Student</strong>s in the fully online bachelor’s program do<br />
not have non-resident terms.<br />
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