Charisma University prioritizes academic integrity and expects students to uphold it. Academic dishonesty, including plagiarism and cheating, is a serious offense.
Initial instances of dishonesty lead to discussions with the instructor, who may take actions such as withdrawal, failing grades, or referral to the academic review board.
The review board, comprising five faculty members, conducts a formal hearing, with recommendations forwarded to the college dean for a final decision. A second instance results in immediate expulsion, recorded permanently, and readmission is not allowed.
Charisma University is dedicated to providing high-quality education while fostering a spirit of intellectual exploration and critical inquiry. We promote a culture of academic freedom, allowing faculty to autonomously choose themes aligned with curriculum and professional requirements.
Our commitment to intellectual freedom extends to students, faculty, and staff, empowering them to scrutinize and assess curriculum within the framework of their academic discipline. We recognize the importance of academic freedom for all members of our community and strive to uphold these principles in all aspects of university life, emphasizing precision, restraint, and respect for diverse opinions.
Charisma University accepts credits from accredited institutions. For non-English language institutions, submit transcripts to evaluation agencies such as Foreign Academic Credentials Service, Institute of Credential Services, International Education Research Foundation (IERF), or Validential. Ensure the agency sends the evaluation directly to the university.
Charisma University follows Service members Opportunity College (SOC) principles, allowing credit transfers from other SOC institutions within specified limits. Military-acquired Skills and Knowledge, in accordance with American Council on Education (ACE) recommendations, are also fully recognized for transfer purposes.
Charisma University permanently retains each student transcripts. Students can request their transcripts anytime by using the transcript request online form available in the Student Support Center. The student records are available at the University administrative office and in the University Portal accessible ONLY by the student that owns the records.
If a student disputes their grade(s), they must file a petition in the Student Support Center within 30 days of the grade(s) posting.
The Dean of the relevant School will review the petition with the instructor(s) and advise the Registrar on approval or denial.
The student will be notified of the Dean’s decision in writing within 14 days of submitting the petition.
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