What happens to college students if they are sentenced? What will the school do?

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According to the school rules and discipline, each school has different rules and disciplines, and the way of dealing with them is different, because the history of the university and the purpose and spirit of the establishment of the university are different. Most schools have a policy of expulsion if a crime is committed, but some schools may have a lighter punishment to give people a chance to turn over a new leaf.

If a college student is sentenced during the school period, the school will generally expel the student, and if the student is not expelled from the school, it will have a very bad impact on the school.

Normally, each university has its own school rules and discipline, if the college student does not abide by the school rules and discipline during the school study, then the school will also deal with the matter in accordance with the regulations, if you are suspected of committing a criminal offense and are arrested by the procuratorate, then you have actually violated the school rules and discipline, and the school will definitely deal with this matter seriously.

The school will record it in your file, which will affect your future public examination and the work of the public institution with the establishment.

It needs to be distinguished according to the severity of the punishment, if it is light, it will be repeated or demerited, and if it is serious, it may be directly expelled.

If a college student is sentenced, the school will definitely expel the student.

The normal operation is expulsion, and there is no then

If it is a graduate, then there is a high probability that it will be removed from the alumni directory

It is up to the school to decide whether college students can graduate after being given a suspended sentence. Criminals sentenced to short-term detention or fixed-term imprisonment of less than three years shall be given a suspended sentence for those who are under the age of 18, pregnant women, and those who have reached the age of 75.

Article 72 of the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China Conditions for the application of criminals sentenced to short-term detention or up to three years imprisonment may be given a suspended sentence if they meet the following conditions at the same time, and a suspended sentence shall be announced for persons under the age of 18, pregnant women, and persons who have reached the age of 75: (1) the circumstances of the crime are relatively minor; (2) Showing remorse; (3) There is no risk of recidivism; (4) The suspended sentence is declared to have no major adverse impact on the community in which they reside. The announcement of a suspended sentence may be based on the circumstances of the crime, and at the same time prohibit criminals from engaging in specific activities, entering specific areas or venues, or contacting specific persons during the probationary period of the suspended sentence.

If a criminal who has been given a suspended sentence is sentenced to an additional sentence, the supplementary sentence must still be executed as soon as possible.

(1) To register for the general college entrance examination, the following conditions must be met.

1. Abide by the Constitution and laws of the People's Republic of China;

2. Graduated from a senior secondary education school or have equivalent academic ability;

3. The physical condition meets the relevant requirements.

2) The following persons are not allowed to register.

1. Students in colleges and universities with higher academic education qualifications; or students who have been admitted to a higher education institution and have retained their enrolment;

2. Students who have not graduated from senior secondary education schools;

3. Fresh graduates who have registered for the general college entrance examination (including the national unified examination, the provincial unified examination and the enrollment examination organized by colleges and universities separately, hereinafter referred to as the college entrance examination) in violation of regulations in the non-graduation year of the senior secondary education stage;

4. Those who have been suspended from participating in the college admissions examination due to violation of the national education examination regulations and are within the suspension period;

5. Those who have been taken compulsory measures by relevant departments or are serving a sentence for violating the criminal law.

6. Therefore, college students can still take the university entrance examination after being sentenced. However, they cannot apply for special schools such as military academies and police academies.

It should be possible, there are examples of this on the Internet.

If a college student is sentenced, 100% of the time he will be expelled from the school, unless he has made a particularly significant contribution to the school.

College students are sentenced to school and must be expelled from school. Whatever the reason, the dismissal is not negotiable.