Depending on the form of improper behavior, the student will be subjected to:

• Reimbursing the price equivalent of damaged material or property.
• Excluding a student from a class.
• Restricting or excluding a student from certain university activities or denial of access to certain areas of the university or to the use of certain facilities or equipment.
• Issuing a disciplinary probation to the student or a notice that further incidents of improper behavior may result in more severe sanctions.
• Requiring the student to complete a number of community service hours in coordination with the Student Affairs Office.
• Forbidding the student from enrolling or re-enrolling in a course or courses except with written conditional permission signed by both the Department Chair and the Instructor.
• Forcing the student to drop from one or more courses and to receive an “F” grade.  The term of this measure will be communicated to the student in writing.
• Severe incidents of improper behavior leads to suspending the student immediately from the university through a written communication.

Disciplinary Probation

A disciplinary probation puts conditions on the student's continued attendance at the university whereby further infringement on university rules and regulations will most probably result in the student’s dismissal from HCU.