Common use of DISCIPLINARY PENALTIES Clause in Contracts

DISCIPLINARY PENALTIES. When deciding penalties, we take into account the seriousness of the misconduct, the circumstances of the misconduct, and your means and general personal circumstances. Penalties may include: • Written warnings • A fine or a requirement to pay reasonable compensation or a requirement to perform services for the BU community • Suspension from your course for a fixed period of time, up to twelve months • Exclusion from the award of a degree or other academic award (usually applicable only if the misconduct relates to examinations or assessed work) • Withdrawing you from your course. See paragraph 28 (Financial arrangements on withdrawal, suspension or other interruption) for more information about fees, refunds and access to funding if you if you are withdrawn or suspended.

DISCIPLINARY PENALTIES. When deciding penalties, we take into account the seriousness of the misconduct, the circumstances of the misconduct, and your means and general personal circumstances. Penalties may include: • Written warnings • A fine or a requirement to pay reasonable compensation or a requirement to perform services for the BU community • Suspension from your course for a fixed period of time, up to twelve months • Exclusion from the award of a degree or other academic award (usually applicable only if the misconduct relates to examinations or assessed work) • Withdrawing you from your course. See paragraph 28 (Financial arrangements on withdrawal, suspension or other interruption) for more information about fees, refunds and access to funding if you if you are withdrawn or suspended.

DISCIPLINARY PENALTIES. When deciding penalties, we take into account the seriousness of the misconduct, the circumstances of the misconduct, and your means and general personal circumstances. Penalties may include: • Written warnings • A fine or a requirement to pay reasonable compensation or a requirement to perform services for the BU community • Suspension from your course for a fixed period of time, up to twelve months • Exclusion from the award of a degree or other academic award (usually applicable only if the misconduct relates to examinations or assessed work) • Withdrawing you from your course. See paragraph 28 (Financial arrangements on withdrawal, suspension withdrawal or other interruptionsuspension) for more information about fees, refunds and access to funding if you if you are withdrawn or suspended.