Code of Conduct
All Students must obey all the rules and regulations listed below without exemption.
You must respect the rights of other students.
You must not engage in cultism, or be a member of any secret cult.
You must attend all your classes promptly. Attendance of less than 75% automatically disqualifies you from taking the end-of-semester examinations.
You must not offer sex, money or other enticement in exchange for higher grades or for altering/forging any records or documents.
You must not engage yourself in any activity which is capable of tarnishing the, image of the college
You must dress decently as indicated below:
Dress code for Men
The physical appearance of an individual is largely a reflection of his/her values and character
We expect all students to dress decently at all times, in and out of classrooms.
The following dress codes shall be enforced during class hours, Monday through Friday.
Students shall dress corporately to their lecture halls, examination halls and special occasions, such as Matriculation, Convocation and Public Lectures.
Students are expected to be cleanly shaven, with their hairs well-groomed and regularly combed.
Students may wear complete Nigerian attires or French suites. When ties are worn, the tie-knot must be pulled up to the button of the dress shirt.
Wearing of long-sleved shirts without buttoning the sleeves is not allowed.
Dress code for Men
Females who are potential mothers of tomorrow are particularly subject to proper dressing.
Accordingly, female students will not be permitted to dress anyhow, especially outside their hostels.
No nude or near-nude appearance will be tolerated anywhere on the campus .
Short, skimpy dresses, show-me-your-chest, show-me-your-navel, transparent/see-through dresses are banned during school hours, Monday through Friday.
Wearing sleeveless dresses or dresses with very tiny singlet-like straps (spaghetti strap) are strictly prohibited.