Can a university rescind your degree for breaking the code of conduct after you've graduated? Like if they find something on your Facebook page that breaks code of conduct.
Can a university rescind your degree for breaking the code of conduct after you've graduated...
Michael Martinez
Logan Turner
Different colleges, different rules. You have to check the rules on their site. They probably have a section about it.
Josiah Price
all universities probably have a policy where if broke the code in order to graduate (e.g. plagiarism) they can and would rescind your degree.
Brandon Brooks
No, I mean if you break the code after you've graduated.
Benjamin Richardson
have you been a naughty boy, user
Adrian Jackson
Unless you have to do refresher courses the rest of your life to keep your degree, I don't think so. That's an awful lot of alumni to keep tabs on forever.
Levi Watson
it depends on how naughty it is. If we're talking a plagiarism level offense, they will bust yo ass.
Brody Jackson
>about to say something negative towards people who use Facebook
>remember that OP being in college and using Facebook is exactly what Facebook was intended for
You're out of college right? Stop using Facebook.
Justin Bailey
that's what I meant, say you posted on facebook (after you graduated and now hold the degree) that you had plagiarised. The university would investigate the allegation and take it back if confirmed.
Carter Myers
that was foolish of me. You obviously cannot plagairise your degree after the awarded it...