8 p.m. b. Day students are not permitted to be on the Exeter campus Saturday nights while on disciplinary action. Restrictions with Review, lasting four weeks, imposes the same limitations as Restrictions and, in addition, requires Review at the end of the four-week period. For Review, the student submits a written evaluation of the behavior that caused him or her to be placed on disciplinary action. At the same time, the adviser submits a letter recommending the advisee either pass or fail Review. Probation, lasting eight weeks, imposes the same limitations as Restrictions for the first five weeks and requires Review at the end of the eight-week period.
Probation provides a step short of separation from the school for disciplinary reasons.
At the end of eight weeks, the Discipline Committee, including the four non-voting student members, conducts the Probation Review based on a thorough evaluation of the student's behavior. Reports will also be submitted by the adviser, after consultation with proctors and other faculty in the dormitory, and all classroom and athletic instructors. The student may, in addition, submit a report from a faculty member of his or her choice. After consideration of the reports, the committee may ask to see the student in person. If a student fails Probation Review, the committee will decide either that the student be Required to Withdraw or that the Probation period be extended for an additional four-week period without the limitations of disciplinary Restrictions.