Lying is defined as deliberately making a false or deceiving statement to another member of the Babcock community. No student shall cheat. Cheating is defined as willfully or deceptively giving or receiving aid, attempting to do so, or wrongfully obtaining or attempting to obtain prior information about cases and examinations. No student shall commit plagiarism. Plagiarism is defined as intentionally offering as one's own, any ideas, words, paragraphs, or phraseology that are attributable to other sources.
Students are responsible for following the directions of the instructor concerning all assignments.
No student shall steal from the members of the Babcock community. This includes any attempt to gain access or to aid another in gaining access to any e-mail or physical mailbox other than one's own without proper authorization. The purpose of the Honor Code is not to define exact boundaries and areas that may be construed as acts of dishonor. The Honor Code's intention is to create a general spirit that should be respected and maintained throughout one's career in the Babcock community and carried forth into one's professional career. The Honor Code provides a framework for all members of the Babcock community to use when determining the integrity of any personal, professional or academic action.