RELIGION | UPDATED NOVEMBER 29
Honor Code violators given chance to appeal

If this semester is anything like previous semesters, as many as 30-50 students could be sent home from BYU-Idaho for serious Honor Code violations.

Students who have been found in violation of the Honor Code and have been asked to withdraw from school are given a second chance option of pleading their case before the BYU-I Honor Code Council, made up of four faculty or staff members and three randomly selected students. [read more]

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