All students shall conduct themselves in an orderly manner, showing consideration for others. Disregard for normal classroom conduct will be grounds for dismissal.

Credit of Achievement -

A Certificate of Achievement will be presented to those students who successfully complete and pass 3 five-minute dictated test at 200 words per minute on 2-Voice testimony as representative of the Kansas Certified Court Reporter's Licensing Examination. A Certificate of Achievement will be presented to those students who successfully complete and pass 1 five-minute dictated test at 225 words per minute on 2-Voice testimony; 1 five-minute dictated test at 200 words per minute on Jury Charge material; 1 five-minute dictated test at 180 words per minute on Literary material one under the same timed testing standards used by the National Shorthand Reporters Association, RPR standards.

Credit for Previous Training or Work Experience -

"After evaluation, CRIKC may accept previous education or training if the student can provide a transcript of grades from a Federal or State approved program. Court Reporting transfer students are placed in the speedbuilding class determined by their ability to pass one five-minute shorthand test with 95% accuracy. Transfer of CRIKC credits is always at the discretion of the receiving school, generally depending on comparability or curricula and may depend on comparability of accreditation.