It is expected that students will do their own academic work. The principle of intellectual honesty, responsibility, and integrity is central to a Christian educational community. Academic dishonesty is a serious infringement of personal integrity and erodes the basis for academic creditability and Christian behavior. It is a violation of God's moral codes. Academic dishonesty includes cheating and plagiarism.
Plagiarism is literally an artistic theft and misrepresentation and is illegal.
Examples of cheating include copying the work of others or allowing others to copy your work, the submitting of the same work for credit to more than one course, and the collaboration among students on assignments without prior approval of the professor. Students violating these principles of intellectual responsibility will receive an F grade in the course involved and face disciplinary action including possible suspension from the school. The King's College and Seminary observes the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974. Thus, with a few exceptions provided by law, students may review their educational records upon request. Access is granted upon submission of written request to the Registrar.