The function of a student conduct system is to safeguard student rights and provide adequate appellate processes.
Students who are found responsible for violating established rules, practices, and procedures, or those whose conduct is contrary to the best interest of other students or the College will be held accountable. Students are expected to abide by Commonwealth laws, city ordinances, and College regulations both on and off campus. Civil authorities may be called to the campus if college officials deem such action necessary. Students are reminded that they are expected at all times to conduct themselves, on and off campus, in a manner appropriate to an American International College student and in accord with the mission and philosophy of the College.
Students are individuals and are individually accountable for their actions and conduct. Any behavior that violates the code of conduct, whether on campus, adjacent to campus, or off campus, is subject to conduct charges. Should a floor or group of students (e.g., club or athletic team) be found in violation of policy, the floor or group of students will all be held responsible.