College of Pharmacy Student Handbook 2025-2026

112 Barry and Judy Silverman College of Pharmacy 2025–2026 Examination Penalties Course coordinators may apply the following penalties for examination policy violations: For a minor infraction (no apparent intention of academic dishonesty), the coordinator may impose a penalty of a 10 percent deduction from the student’s earned exam score. Examples are possessing and/or wearing restricted items/attire (see the Restricted Attire and Items section above), failure to use a privacy screen during an examination, and failure to provide appropriate identification (e.g., NSU ID or driver’s license). For a major infraction (likelihood of or evidence of academic dishonesty, the coordinator may invalidate the student’s exam score (exam score of 0). Any concerns regarding academic dishonesty will be referred to the SPCC. Violations of the Code of Conduct will be referred to the SPCC. Students may have additional penalties imposed by the SPCC in keeping with the Code of Conduct and university policy. Emergency Evacuation If a fire alarm or other emergency condition occurs during an examination at any site, the students will immediately leave the exam room and proceed to a designated area per campus instructions. Students at the site being evacuated will be rescheduled for a makeup examination. Pharm.D. Student Examination Procedures: Examplify Examination Preparation 1. R eview syllabus/Canvas for examination details, including examination time and authorized materials. 2. C heck Examplify to make sure your device has the latest version installed. 3. D ownload the examination file at least 24 hours before scheduled examination. 4. Gather all required materials. a. required computing device (laptop or iPad) b. privacy screen c. university student identification card d. pen or pencil 5. Gather any optional items you wish to use. a. charging cord b. computer mouse c. clear water bottle (without labels)

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