Suspension
Suspension is a separation from the University for a student found responsible of a severe and/or multiple Community Standards violation/s and/or repeated violations. When a student is suspended from the University, the student will leave the University with a specified date and/or condition for re-admittance. The minimum period of suspension is the remainder of the current academic year. The student, on their re-admittance, must meet with the Vice President for Student Life to determine his/her standing with the University. Students returning after a Suspension may be placed on Deferred Suspension or Community Standards Probation status, as well as additional follow-up hearings with the University Standards Board. A second suspension of the student is considered grounds for dismissal from the University.
Conditions of suspension include:
- Unless otherwise instructed, the student must move off campus within 24 hours from the time of the hearing.
- The student will immediately be removed from all classes.
- The student may not return to campus until the suspension has concluded.
- A copy of the letter of suspension is placed in the student's file and remains a part of his/her permanent file in the Office of Student Life.
- No refund on tuition, housing, or meal plans will be given.