Is it serious for a university to be expelled from school?

If a student is expelled from school for such a thing, I don't think such punishment is serious. After all, this student has violated the public security regulations and the law school itself. This is entirely based on the rules and regulations of the school. Although some people will feel sorry for the student being expelled from school, they will think that it is inevitable that he will make mistakes. As a school, he should be given a chance to correct it, but I have different opinions.

From the school's point of view, if we tolerate this student and give him a chance, it will be difficult for the school to really do it in the face of similar problems in the future, and it will be difficult for other students to really abide by the school's rules and regulations. Therefore, for such a thing, the school must strictly follow the relevant regulations. Through such a thing, for other students, it will also play a very good role in education and warning, so that they can truly realize what is wrong. Nowadays, college students are basically adults. As adults, they should be responsible for what they have done and take responsibility.

For this student, although being expelled from school is something that annoys him, he should also learn from it, and he must abide by the law and have awe of the law in his later life.