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Students generally feel that the campus strictness here is too strong for a party school. The enforcement at this school is heavily concentrated on breaking up parties and keeping students in line. Sometimes these policies are simply poorly designed. For example if you are in your dorm and your underage roommate is drinking, you will be cited, too. You will be forced to meet with the residence hall advisor, pay a hundred dollar fine, have a psychological evaluation, and attend a successful community living program. While not many people are cited, those that are become a product of an overly sensitive order of disciplinary action. Campus strictness needs to be more focused on protecting the students rather than reprimanding them.

If you’re smart about what you’re doing, you will not be caught or cited. Unfortunately, luck also plays a role, and you may attend a party that happens to get broken up by the cops only to be hauled away as a drunk who supposedly is a danger to himself as well as others. San Diego State needs to find a compromise between its reputation as a party school and its devotion to creating a strictly academic environment. The campus strictness policies need to be loosened so that students will be able to make a right decision on their own without a police baton waving in their face, or a hundred dollar fine breaking their bank account and forcing them to sell their books for food money.

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Campus Strictness at San Diego State University

chisca13

Nursing '16

4.6

A

Punishments

Faculty, security, and others responsible people are only there because they care of the environment and there students. On behave the policies they have to do the bast to keep people safe and around them as well.

Apr 05, 2012

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Campus Strictness at San Diego State University

alliekagel

Liberal Arts and Humanities '15

3.1

B-

Two Kinds of Cops

At San Diego State there are two types of police people. The first kind is the regular San Diego police. These police could care less if you are walking back from the fraternities at two o' clock in the morning. The second kind of police are the on-campus police. These police just patrol San Diego State. They are everywhere. If you are walking home, even in a straight line, they will most likely pull you over. If you are not sober walking back, my suggestion would be to stay at whatever party you are at because the on-campus police will find you.

Mar 21, 2012

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Campus Strictness at San Diego State University

shannonTorres

Psychology '15

4.2

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There are more options to help students in regards to academics and social outings rather then options that punish students. For example, San Diego State has student couseling that is open to anyone at anytime free of charge. Also, EOP students are required to speak with their couselor a minimum of two times per semester to ensure academic success.

Mar 04, 2012

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