Student Conduct
About Us
The Student Conduct Office protects the integrity and safety of the Collin College community by ensuring that:
1. The Student Code of Conduct is upheld by the student body;
2. Students are able to learn and faculty are able to teach in a comfortable, safe
environment that is free from disruptions;
3. Students are held accountable for their behavior;
4. Students' rights are upheld and Collin College's policies and procedures are followed;
5. The academic integrity of Collin College is maintained; and
6. Students involved in the disciplinary process are treated in a fair and consistent
manner.
Collin College students are members of an academic community and are expected to abide by the Student Code of Conduct. As stated in the Student Code of Conduct, "Collin College expects its students to conduct themselves in a manner that reflects credit upon the institution they represent" (2023-2024 Collin College Student Handbook, p. 91). Therefore, it is each student's responsibility to be familiar with the Student Code of Conduct, which can be found in the current Collin College Student Handbook. All students are expected to read and comply with the Student Code of Conduct.
Collin College’s Student Disciplinary Process is an administrative process, not a criminal justice process. The purpose of this process is to assist students with understanding how their behavior may have violated Collin College’s standards or affected the entire academic community. The Student Disciplinary Process is not intended to be adversarial in nature. Rather, the focus is on helping students learn to make responsible decisions and become aware that poor choices have consequences.
To learn more about the Student Disciplinary Process, see the Student Disciplinary Process Flowchart and the Student Code of Conduct located in the current Collin College Student Handbook.
Hazing is a criminal violation under Texas law and is prohibited at Collin College, on Collin College property, or while attending Collin College-sponsored activities on or off campus.
Visit Collin College's Hazing page to learn more.
Collin College's Core Values include Learning, Academic Excellence, and Integrity. Engaging in scholastic dishonesty deprives students of the opportunity to learn important academic concepts, undermines Collin College's institutional integrity, and devalues students' degrees. Scholastic dishonesty, in any form, is not tolerated at Collin College and will be addressed appropriately through the Student Disciplinary Process.
Visit Collin College's Scholastic Dishonesty page to learn more.
If you need to submit a Student Incident Report, please fill out the Universal Reporting Form.
All students and responsible parties traveling on a Collin College-sponsored student trip must complete mandatory Student Travel Training.
If you have a Transfer Admission Statement of Good Disciplinary Standing form that needs to be completed by the District Dean of Students Office or other Collin College official with access to your disciplinary and academic records, visit Universal Reporting Form and follow the instruction to submit the request form.
Phone: 972.881.5604
Email: dos@j-bgroup.com
Locations:
Celina Campus, Room 103D
Collin Higher Education Center, Suite 128 and Suite 457
Farmersville Campus, Room 127G
Frisco Campus, Suite F-139
McKinney Campus, Suite W-200
Plano Campus, Suite D-128
Technical Campus, Suite A-130
Wylie Campus, Campus Commons Suite 215
Hours:
Monday through Thursday: Varies by Campus
Friday: 9:00AM - 5:00PM
Saturday: CLOSED
Sunday: CLOSED
Visit Collin College's Resources page to access various on- and off-campus resources.