Gatekeeping Policies: Terminating Students for Nonacademic Reasons

Beverly B. Koerin · Jaclyn Miller

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This article reports findings from a national survey of MSW programs on the situations or behaviors that led them to develop or consider developing policies for nonacademic-based student terminations. The authors describe the most common behaviors reported, analyze the policy and procedure documents submitted by the MSW programs, and make recommendations based on their analyses.

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