Palm Beach Atlantic University

Student Accountability

As a student at Palm Beach Atlantic University, the desire of the university is for you and all other students to reach high standards of success. You will be required to agree to adhere to the Community Values System regarding ethical and moral behavior, found in the Student Handbook. The Student Handbook explains how to best convey the Five Pillars of the Community Values System.

They include:

• Academic Integrity: The value of a campus community that encourages academic development by promoting conduct that is beneficial for students and faculty to live and study together.
• Property and the Environment: The value of personally property, university property, and the environment that encourages maintenance and conservation.
• Respect for Community: The value of community as a University and as a citizen that encourages following University policies and municipal, state, and federal laws.
• Self-Discipline: The value of physical, intellectual, spiritual, social, and emotional wholeness that encourages development of positive self-image, self-discipline, and self-expression.
• Worth of the Individual: The value of every University student that encourages an appreciation of multiple cultural backgrounds, understanding different beliefs and perspectives, and an awareness of the consequences of one’s actions.

Palm Beach Atlantic University offers unique opportunities available through Student Accountability known as the Matthew 18 Policy and the Amnesty Policy which are both outlined further in the Student Handbook.

Contact Us
The Office of Student Accountability is located on the second floor of Lassiter Student Center. Our hours are Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. To learn more, contact us at (561) 803-2379.
 

Speaking of PBA...

“Student Accountability has been a blessing in my life. I thank God for the opportunity to be at a Christian school in which you are held accountable for the actions you take and in which you find people who care for your spiritual and personal growth.”
-- Anonymous Student, 2009