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Can the school expel a student at will?
Legal analysis:

First of all, if no one is looking for you, it's usually okay. Because cheating is a major event in the university, if you are reported to the academic affairs office, there is usually only one consequence: expulsion, but students will be notified before. And counselors will learn how to do it first, and then write materials. Drive last. You're not just saying that.

Legal basis:

People's Republic of China (PRC) Teacher Law

Article 7 Teachers shall enjoy the following rights: (1) To carry out educational and teaching activities and carry out educational and teaching reforms and experiments; (two) engaged in scientific research and academic exchanges, to participate in professional academic groups, to fully express their opinions in academic activities; (three) to guide students' learning and development, and to evaluate students' conduct and academic performance; (four) receive wages on time, enjoy the welfare benefits stipulated by the state, and take paid vacations in winter and summer vacations; (five) to put forward opinions and suggestions on the work of the education, teaching, management and education administrative departments of the school, and to participate in the democratic management of the school through the staff congress or other forms; (six) to participate in advanced studies or other forms of training.

Article 9 In order to ensure that teachers complete their education and teaching tasks, people's governments at all levels, education administrative departments, relevant departments, schools and other educational institutions shall perform the following duties:

(a) to provide education and teaching facilities and equipment that meet the national safety standards; (two) to provide the necessary books and other educational and teaching supplies; (3) Encouraging and helping teachers to carry out creative work in education, teaching and scientific research; (four) to support teachers to stop acts harmful to students or other violations of the legitimate rights and interests of students.