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California State University Bakersfield

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Frequently Asked Questions

Student FAQ's

• I was involved in an incident and told that I had to come to the Office of the Dean of Student Life, what does that mean?
• May I request information regarding my case over the telephone?
• What happens if I don't make a meeting with the Office of the Dean of Student Life after I receive a disciplinary letter?
• Can someone attend the meeting with me?
• I have an attorney, what is his/her role in the disciplinary process?
• Can my parents obtain information from the Office of the Dean of Student Life about my case?
• Who has access to my disciplinary record?
• How long will my disciplinary record be maintained?
• If the violation also involves an alleged crime, can I also be prosecuted through the criminal courts as well as being referred to the Office of the Dean of Student Life?
• How can I have a hold lifted from my record?
• How can I report a suspected violation of the Student Code of Conduct?
• Will I be able to know the outcome of another student's disciplinary matter?
• What if I am accused of academic dishonesty?

Faculty FAQ's

Parent FAQ's

• Why is a particular rule or policy in place?
• My child is notified of a disciplinary violation. Does he/she have the opportunity to defend him/herself?
• What is my role as a parent in the university judicial process? How can I help my child?
• My child was charged criminally. Why go through Student Judicial Services too?
• Do I need to hire an attorney to represent my student?
• How are sanctions decided?
• Does the outcome go on my student's record?
• Will a disciplinary record keep my student from getting into law school, graduate school, etc.?