Why We Should Not Be Expelled From Colleges

At many colleges, cheating among students is a common problem which destroys the future of students. Cheating becomes an educational concern, so in order to eliminate this bad behavior of the ethical code. Colleges draw up serious polices towards students who cheat and sometimes harsh actions against those students. Students should not be expelled from colleges for cheating because it is not good for them. There is no reason to expel students from college for cheating because they will not learn anything from that experience. Also, it affects students badly because it leads to a break in the educational progress of students. Additionally, expelling students will characterize them negatively at college. Typically, expelled students will be not prepared for their academic degrees and future careers. Administrations of colleges have to treat students fairly, and should punish them, not expel them. Three years ago, one of my classmates cheated in her midterm project, but our instructor caught her and punished her immediately. Then instructor took her to the college administration and they decided to expel her for her bad behavior. My

Students will have fewer relationships with other students and instructors at college. Furthermore, their efforts to preserve their reputation will end in failure. Also, plagiarizing gives a false view about students who have expelled because everyone at college will question the reason for their expulsion. Those students feel discarded, dismissed, and rejected from other students and instructors. Moreover, feelings of shame will control students and that will lead them to be isolated socially. Likewise, it hurts a student's chances for finding good friends. As a result, expulsion influences students' personalities negatively and it makes it very hard to communicate with colleagues and create relationships with