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American Liberty University holds graduation twice a year during the month of June and December. The following recognitions and awards are presented at the graduation ceremonies:

ACADEMIC HONORS: Academic Honors at graduation are based upon a student's cumulative grade point average after completing all of the units require for the program and are as follows:

Graduation with Honors: For students with a cumulative grade point average of 3.75 to 3.94 at completion of the program.

Graduation with High Honors: For students with a cumulative grade point average of 3.95 or above at completion of the program.

CERTIFICATES OF APPRECIATION: Certificates of Appreciation are presented to the officers of the American Liberty University Student Body, the University's administration and staff and for those individuals who help or cooperate with University and/or Students.

DISTINGUISHED STUDENT AWARD: Each year the faculty of American Liberty University selects that student who, through academic success, has distinguished him/herself as a scholar. The Distinguished Student Award is an academic award, which seeks to recognize intelligence, dedication to academic tasks, and superior academic performance.

PRESIDENT'S AWARD: This award is presented to those students who have made a positive contribution to the administration of the school, academic achievement and excellence. The President's Award is the most coveted award presented each year. This award recognizes American Liberty University's top scholar.

 

ETHICAL PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES

American Liberty University requires each student to present his/her own work and considers any form of cheating to be an unethical practice. American Liberty University has established the following procedure for handling claims or allegations against students for unethical student activities such as plagiarism, selling of exams, term papers, projects, reports, or copying of other students' work:

Procedure and Appeal Process for Unethical Student Conduct

Should a student be charged by an instructor with unethical conduct, the student may make an appeal of this determination, within 30 days, in the following manner:

1. The student should meet with the instructor who made the allegation to discuss and try to resolve this problem.

2. If a satisfactory resolution is not reached, the instructor or student can petition for a meeting with the Academics Dean for review and resolution.

3. If after review by the Academics Dean, a satisfactory resolution has still not been reached, the matter may be appealed to the Disciplinary Committee. This Committee consists of a member of the Student Body Association, a faculty member, and the President of the American Liberty University. The decision of the Disciplinary Committee is final.

Consequences of Unethical Student Conduct

Should it be determined that a student has behaved in an unethical manner, the student may be subject to the following disciplinary actions dependent upon the nature and scope of the offense as determined by the Committee:
    1. The student may not receive credit for the work completed.
    2. The student may not receive credit for the class.
    3. The student may be administratively disenrolled from the program.