Knowingly presenting false accusation or testimony before the honor board or its representatives. Violations of the rules and regulations, including those on academic honesty, lead to disciplinary action by a dean of University College, the Vice President for Student Affairs, or other appropriate University authority. University College reserves the right to be the judge of a student's fitness to continue attendance or to be recommended for graduation. Suspension and expulsion involve exclusion from classes and from all University activities. Students suspended or expelled receive W's or WF's in all courses at the discretion of the dean.
Expulsion is the most serious academic penalty and is permanent.
It is noted on the student's record and included on transcripts issued thereafter. Suspension is noted on the student's record and on transcripts issued while the penalty is in effect, but the notice is removed from the transcript at the end of the suspension. Transfer credits cannot be accepted for students who attend other colleges or universities while ineligible for any reason to continue in University College. The University College Grievance Committee is composed of three faculty and two student members and the associate or assistant dean as a non-voting member. One of the committee's duties is to hear students' grievances and complaints against Tulane University and University College or Tulane personnel, including the faculty.