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Campus Strictness

Quick Stats

Students Are Most Likely to Get Caught...
  • Being drunk in public
  • Blocking the sidewalks or parking in a no parking zone
  • Climbing atop the lion in front of Webb
  • Cooking in dorms
  • Drug use
  • Music piracy
  • Public urination
  • Speeding/reckless driving
  • Underage drinking

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The campus is often strict in a stupid, Orwellian sort of way. The police dole out parking tickets like they aren’t really police, but simply meter maids, and faculty and staff have some type of third eye for delinquent behaviour. Old Dominion University’s Honor Code policy is also omnipresent—professors often require students to write the entire code (or at least the last few words) at the top of their papers and then sign it. If a student is even alleged to have cheated on a test, they are brought up on charges in ODU’s Honor Court, and they face possible expulsion or enrollment suspension. Campus faculty are strict on things like this to uphold the integrity of the students within the school—however, campus police, off and on campus, are way too involved in maintaining secure environments, like on 42nd Street.

42nd street is ODU’s party street, and no matter what the situation, police cars patrol up and down the streets, calling students out even if they are just walking in a large group. It’s almost as if beyond 42nd Street there are no cops—it’s like a ‘the world is flat’ sort of thing.

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Campus Strictness at Old Dominion University

apete030

'13

Elementary Education

1.9
C-

Wasted Time

Students are reprimanded for behavior that happens off campus, regardless of how it affects them academically.

Feb 02, 2012

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Campus Strictness at Old Dominion University

aparsons

'14

Communications

4.6
A

Easy Going

Some professors are strict but many are rather relaxed. The police leave you alone unless you give them a reason to bother you e.i. walking down the street with an open beer bottle in hand.

Dec 06, 2011

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Campus Strictness at Old Dominion University

MarinaVallad

'13

Civil and Surveying Engineering

1.9
C-

Cops Everywhere

There are alot of problems in the neighborhoods surrounding ODU so cops are crawling all over campus and will stop you for rediculous things. I got breathalized walking home from work because I was dancing in the street.. totally sober!

Sep 20, 2011

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