
Violation of General Ethical Rules
- A violation of ethical rules shall be considered any conduct that interferes with the learning process, damages the College environment or property, or infringes upon the rights and safety of another person.
- A student must not damage or pollute the College premises, inventory or learning resources; must not use offensive language; and must not cause noise, conflict or exert pressure on another person.
- It is prohibited to bring into the College, use, or appear under the influence of alcohol, tobacco, narcotic or psychotropic substances. It is also prohibited to bring weapons onto the College premises, participate in gambling, or take another person’s belongings without permission.
- Violation of examination rules, dissemination of false information, unauthorized removal or destruction of College documentation, as well as appearing at the College in clothing or with behaviour that is inappropriate for the learning environment, shall also be considered a violation of ethical rules.
