Probationary Watch, List Suspension, And Expulsion:

Records of being on the probationary watch list will be expunged from the student’s academic file upon graduation, assuming no further acts of academic misconduct occur.
Once the student has been placed on the probationary watch list, any further acts of academic misconduct, whether it be warning or a citation, may result in suspension from the university, with the length of the suspension to be determined by the instructor’s dean.
If students are suspended for academic misconduct, that notation will remain on file in the office of the Chief Academic Officer, but it will not be entered on their permanent transcripts.
Once students have been suspended for academic misconduct, any further warnings or citations that occur upon their return may result in immediate expulsion from the university.
Students who are expelled from Jacksonville University are unable to enroll in any future classes, and records of this expulsion are maintained in their academic files. Official transcripts, however, do not record any mention of expulsion or the reasons why students are expelled.