All members of the School of Nuclear Medicine Technology have the right to appeal certain decisions. The School of Nuclear Medicine Technology makes a distinction between acts involving academic matters and other conduct that may be subject to disciplinary action.

The school guarantees to all students due process relative to both academic and non-academic disciplinary actions. This guarantee is effected through appeals processes of the School of Nuclear Medicine Technology. They are described in the Student Handbook.

Infractions of rules and regulations made known by the School of Nuclear Medicine Technology authorities, Muhlenberg Regional Medical Center or its clinical affiliates, local, state or federal government officials may lead to disciplinary action.

The school and all students are held responsible for knowing the contents of the Student Handbook. Failure to read these publications or posted official notices of the school does not excuse members of the school community from the rules and regulations in effect.

The Student Handbook is distributed upon acceptance to the program. When a candidate accepts enrollment to the School of Nuclear Medicine Technology he/she submits a signed statement that acknowledges receipt of the Handbook and that the student understands and will abide by the rules and regulations set forth in it.

Muhlenberg Regional Medical Center School of Nuclear Medicine Technology and Union County College, while jointly conducting the Amplified Nuclear Medicine Technology Program, remain autonomous institutions and establish their own policies and procedures. In most instances, academic policies are identical.

The major areas of difference in policy, in which the Muhlenberg Regional Medical Center School of Nuclear Medicine Technology policy does not take precedence include: procedures and processes related to non-nuclear medicine technology courses (those taken at a Union County College campus as opposed to Muhlenberg Regional Medical Center) and conduct on the Union County College campus that is subject to disciplinary action and the associated Union County College judicial process.

Therefore, all students, being dually enrolled in the two institutions, must be knowledgeable of their rights and responsibilities not only at Muhlenberg Regional Medical Center, but also at Union County College. Every student is, therefore, advised to become familiar with the Union County College Student Handbook, the Union County College Catalog and other college publications.