All students must obtain a registration/parking permit for any vehicle driven on the college campus.  New permits are issued in the Fall Semester each year and are effective for one academic year.  There is no charge for the first parking permit, available at the STUDENT PAYMENT WINDOW. There will be a $5.00 charge for each additional parking permit.

Parking fines are $5.00 for the first violation and increase by $5.00 for each successive violation.  A list of violations may be obtained at the cashier’s window.

Students are required to park in the YELLOW painted areas designated for student parking.

WHITE painted parking areas are reserved for faculty and staff.  Back-in parking is only allowed in Handicap Parking areas.

• Being late or in a hurry
• Dropping off/picking up someone or something
• Preferred parking location was full or too far away
• Inclement weather
• Others parked the same way and did not receive a citation
• Using flashing hazard lights
• The amount of time the vehicle was parked
• The owner of the vehicle was not operating the vehicle at the time

Students are expected to be mature and responsible in their general behavior. They are expected to attend all classes and to be punctual. After an unexpected absence due to illness or emergency, students are responsible for contacting instructors on their first day back to arrange to make up work. Excessive absenteeism may result in loss of course credit. Excessive is calculated as twice the number of times the class meets each week.

Students are expected to obey national, state, and local laws; respect the rights and privileges of others; be forthright and honest in all their social and academic conduct; and, in general, to conduct themselves in a manner which brings credit to themselves and to the college.

BRTC reserves the right to dismiss any student whose behavior is considered undesirable or harmful to the institution. The administration may dismiss, or suspend, students who have not upheld the social or academic standards of the college, following the due process guidelines. Students who are dismissed or suspended for disciplinary or academic reasons may apply for readmission after a stated period of time set by the administration.

BRTC, at the discretion of the administration, may remove from classes any student who is convicted of a felony, or who is felt to be a threat to the campus community (student body/faculty/staff).

Students, employees, or guests are prohibited from possession of any type of firearm on the campus unless specifically exempted by state law. Offenders are in violation of Arkansas Criminal Code Annotated 5-73-119 through 5-73-122.

No student, employee, or guest may bring any intoxicant or harmful/illegal drug on to the campus, or appear on campus under the influence of such substances. BRTC will not tolerate use, possession, or sale of such substances on campus, or at institutional functions. As mandated by the Drug-Free Workplace Act of 1988, BRTC will follow the policy regarding the effects of drug use and the unlawful possession of controlled substances on campus. Students are provided a copy of this policy and must, as a condition of enrollment, abide by its terms, remain free of illegal drugs, and report any knowledge of acts of substance abuse or its sale under the criminal statute occurring on or off campus while conducting College business. Failing to report will result in disciplinary action up to and including expulsion, and it may also have legal implications.