One of the goals of the College of Business and Economics (CBE) is to promote the development of ethically responsible students who will become future professionals in business, economics and other related fields. As responsible members of the CBE community, students are expected to adhere to the highest standards of academic integrity and overall ethical conduct. To insure that all CBE students are aware of these standards, the faculty of the CBE adopted a policy that mandates students fulfill the CBE Ethics requirement by acknowledging the CBE Student Code of Ethics, become familiar with the policies and practices related to academic dishonesty and plagiarism, and demonstrate competency in these areas by passing the CBE Ethics Quiz.

Newly Admitted CBE Students

1.  Undergraduate Transfer Students.  Before registering for the first semester, all new transfer students entering the CBE are required to:

    a.  Fulfill the CBE Ethics Requirement

    b.  Visit with an advisor in the Business Advising Center

2.  Graduate Students.   All newly admitted graduate students are required to fulfill the CBE Ethics Requirement before registering for their first semester.

 

CBE Students Declaring Their Concentration

Before students can submit an application to declare their concentration, students must:

1. Fulfill the CBE Ethics Requirement

CBE Ethics Requirement

Instructions

The CBE Ethics requirement consists of three parts. The first part requires that you read three documents. Second, you must read and acknowledge the CBE Student Code of Ethics. And last, you must take and pass an ethics quiz. After you pass the quiz, make sure to print out the first page of the results and keep it for your personal records. The results page should include your score and CWID. It is estimated that it will take approximately 30 - 45 minutes to complete this requirement.

Step 1. Read the documents

The Ethics Quiz is based upon your knowledge of three documents: (1) University Policy Statement (UPS) 300.021 "Academic Dishonesty;" (2) UPS 300.030 "Academic Appeals;" and (3) the "Student Guide to Avoiding Plagiarism" by Sandra Rhoten, the University's Associate Dean for Judicial Affairs in the the Dean of Students Office. You need to read these documents before attempting the quiz. Please read these documents, which have been hyperlinked below.

UPS 300.021 "Academic Dishonesty"
UPS 300.030 "Academic Appeals"
"Student Guide to Avoiding Plagiarism"

Step 2. After reading the documents, you then take the Ethics Quiz. To proceed, login to Blackboard through your Student Portal and then follow these directions:

1. Login to Blackboard with your CWID and pin number.
2. Select CSUF Communities from the top menu.

   

   
   
3. Enter CBE under the Organization Search from the left search box and then click on the icon;

   Or click the link and then enter CBE in the search box.

   



4. Click on the Enroll button from the CBEcommunity.

   



5. Enter the access code: cbequiz to enroll.
6. Select CSUF Communities from the top menu. You should see CBE under your Organization list.

   
   

   
   

   

   
   
7. Select CBE.
8. Read the Student Code of Ethics and then click the button on the top right corner.
9. Select Documents from the left menu.

    

   
   
10. Select Quiz Fall 2007.
11. Click on the OK button to begin the quiz.

A minimum score of 12 points is required to pass the quiz. You may retake the quiz as many times as necessary.

After you pass  the exam, print out the first page of the results and keep it for your personal records. The results page should include your score and CWID.

If you need to take the quiz again, please go to http://business.fullerton.edu/ethics/takethequiz.htm for instructions.