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    Code of Discipline and Offenses

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    The document outlines the code of discipline and offenses for students at a college. It states that students must abide by all rules and regulations of the college. Some key rules are that students will fail a class if they miss more than 10% of classes and will receive penalties for offenses ranging from warnings to suspension. The document also lists 23 offenses that could result in disciplinary action, including things like gross misconduct, assaulting faculty, carrying weapons, vandalism, cheating, and smoking in non-smoking areas. Discipline and following rules are considered an important part of students' education.

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    Code of Discipline and Offenses

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    The document outlines the code of discipline and offenses for students at a college. It states that students must abide by all rules and regulations of the college. Some key rules are that students will fail a class if they miss more than 10% of classes and will receive penalties for offenses ranging from warnings to suspension. The document also lists 23 offenses that could result in disciplinary action, including things like gross misconduct, assaulting faculty, carrying weapons, vandalism, cheating, and smoking in non-smoking areas. Discipline and following rules are considered an important part of students' education.

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    The document outlines the code of discipline and offenses for students at a college. It states that students must abide by all rules and regulations of the college. Some key rules are that students will fail a class if they miss more than 10% of classes and will receive penalties for offenses ranging from warnings to suspension. The document also lists 23 offenses that could result in disciplinary action, including things like gross misconduct, assaulting faculty, carrying weapons, vandalism, cheating, and smoking in non-smoking areas. Discipline and following rules are considered an important part of students' education.

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    The document outlines the code of discipline and offenses for students at a college. It states that students must abide by all rules and regulations of the college. Some key rules are that students will fail a class if they miss more than 10% of classes and will receive penalties for offenses ranging from warnings to suspension. The document also lists 23 offenses that could result in disciplinary action, including things like gross misconduct, assaulting faculty, carrying weapons, vandalism, cheating, and smoking in non-smoking areas. Discipline and following rules are considered an important part of students' education.

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    STUDENT'S CODE OF DISCIPLINE

    #BMCStudentCodeOfDescipline

    The duly registered student of the College is obliged to abide by all rules and
    regulations as well as observe all standards and policies set for.

    The College believes that discipline is an integral part of education and values
    formation process.
    In particular, the following are among the rules to be observed, viz:

    1. A student who incurs absences of more than ten (10) percent of the total
    required attendance in a certain subject for the given term (semester) shall be
    given a failing grade and no credit will be given for the subject or course.

    2. A student who engages in activities authorized by the College should maintain


    good discipline both inside and outside of the College premises. Any commission
    offense or infraction thereof shall be given corresponding disciplinary measures
    such as: 1st Offense - Warning; 2nd Offense - Suspension or dropped from the roll
    depending on the degree of the offense committed.

    3. A student who has committed any form of misconduct registered with the Office of
    the Guidance Counsellor shall not be issued a Certificate of Good Moral Character
    or Honorable Dismissal.

    4. Any student who failed to take the prelim, mid-term or final exams on scheduled
    date shall be allowed to take the test upon payment of penalty of P50.00.

    STUDENT'S OFFENSES
    #BMCStudentOffenses

    1. Some offenses subject to disciplinary action are the following:


    Gross misconduct or disregard of persons in authority of the College. The following
    are the persons in authority in the College:
    A. All members of the administration and faculty
    B. Administrative employees
    C. Security guards on actual duty
    2. Threatening challenging or assaulting instructor or any school official.
    3. Carrying deadly weapons such as firearms, knives, and etc. without valid
    reason/purpose.
    4. Engaging in activities causing damage to properties/facilities or injury to
    persons in College.
    5. Threatening students/faculty members/school authorities or preventing them from
    attending the classes/entering the school premises/from discharging their duties.
    6. Entering the College under the influence of liquor or drugs.
    7. Forging or tampering with school records.
    8. Taking part in hazing, immoral conduct and public scandal even if it is
    committed outside the college premises.
    9. Selling or possessing illegal drugs.
    10. Engaging in acts of vandalism (such as the willful destruction of any property
    of the College which include but are not limited to tearing off or defacing any
    library books, magazines or periodicals; writing, drawing or posting unauthorized
    notices on walls, furniture and fixtures; breaking or damaging of glass windows,
    showcases, cabinets, doors, electrical/mechanical devices or contrivances,
    unauthorized removal of official notices and posters from the bulletin board etc.).
    11. Wearing or using others� identification card (ID) registration form (RF).
    12. Fighting within the school campus resulting to physical injuries.
    13. Cheating during examination.
    14. Stealing examination papers and/or circulating reproducing and/ or using the
    same.
    15. Misconduct outside the school premises during field trips, educational tours
    and other officially-organized student activities.
    16. Creating within the college premises disorder, tumult , breach of peace or
    serious disturbances.
    17. Holding of rallies within the campus without proper authorization.
    18. Repeated or habitual violation of minor offenses.
    19. Failure to wear one�s ID, especially in the college campus.
    20. Tampering of school ID such as changing of picture.
    21. Possessing or circulating pornographic literature or pictures within the
    campus.
    22. Representing the school in any activity without proper authorization from the
    qualified authority or his/her duly-authorized representative.
    23. Smoking at any time in non-smoking areas like the library, auditorium,
    conference rooms, laboratories, classrooms, chapel and corridors.

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