Academic Standards

The Johns Hopkins School of Education reserves the right to dismiss at any time a student whose academic standing or general conduct is considered unsatisfactory. 

Students who have been dismissed for any reason are permanently barred from matriculating in another credit-bearing or non-credit course or program in the School of Education.

• Good Academic Standing
• Unsatisfactory Standing

The University does not guarantee the award of a degree or certificate to students enrolled in any academic program. The award of degrees and certificates is conditional based on satisfaction of all current degree/certificate and instructional requirements at the time of such award, compliance with the University and School regulations, as well as performance meeting the expectations of faculty. Any breach of academic standards may result in disciplinary actions against the student(s) involved; please see the Academic and Student Conduct Policies section for an overview of grievance and due process procedures.

The requirements for the degrees and certificates offered through the School of Education are subject to change. The School does not guarantee continuation of any particular curriculum or program of study.