Disciplinary Procedures 

The purpose of disciplinary procedures is to encourage responsible behavior, to maintain social order, and protect the rights and interest of members of the College community.  The College has a “No Tolerance” policy to inappropriate and unacceptable behavior.  The College reserves the right to take disciplinary measures compatible with its own best interest and to probate, suspend, dismiss indefinitely or expel students whose behavior is a serious breach of the College’s code of conduct.  Some acts of student misbehavior are considered FLAGRANT, and students who engage in such acts of misbehavior will be suspended immediately from the College.  (FLAGRANT refers to behavior that is conspicuously bad or objectionable, and applies to offenses or errors so bad that they cannot go unnoticed or be condoned.)  Such students will vacate Saint Paul’s College within 24 hours after being notified that such disciplinary action has been taken against them.