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Leader Continuing Endorsement Student Continuing Endorsement Honor Code (PDF) True at all Times
Student Life
WHAT
The divide between the standards of the gospel and those of the world continues to widen. There is safety in abiding by gospel standards. We agree to abstain from behaviour that conflicts with the CES Honor Code, like immorality, pornography, violent or sexually explicit entertainment or gambling. We also avoid situations which might compromise our standards and tempt us unnecessarily.
WHY
Obeying the standards and principles in the CES Honor Code helps us become better disciples of Christ. As we internalize these principles our thoughts, desires and actions change. Our commitment to the Honor Code applies whether we are on campus or off campus, on track or off track. We take it with us wherever we go and whatever we do, just like our baptismal and temple covenants.
BYU-Idaho standards Related to student life
Visit these links for details about specific BYU-Idaho standards, Q&A and other resources.
- Camping and Overnight Activities
- Computer Crime
- Copyright
- Curfew Hours
- Disruptive Behavior
- Drugs and Alcohol
- Entertainment and the Media
- Firearms
- Harassment, Hazing, Intimidations, or Aggressive Behavior
- Overnight Guests
- Pets
- Pornography
- Quiet Hours
- Right of Access
- Sexual Harassment
- Single-Student Approved Housing
- Visitation Guidelines
President James E. Faust
"What is discipleship? It is primarily obedience to the Savior. Discipleship includes many things. It is chastity. It is tithing. It is family home evening. It is keeping all the commandments. It is forsaking anything that is not good for us."
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