There are many different academic consequencse of plagiarism, ranging from mild or no consequences to expulsion from the academic institution. In high school, usually a student caught plagiarizing will receive an "F" grade and will get suspended or receive detention. Depending on the high school, the student might receive a notation on his or her transcript. The student's parents or guardian
. will likely be notified. In severe cases, the student might be expelled. The consequences of plagiarism are more severe in college. Many colleges require students to sign honor codes before taking exams or handing in papers. A student caught violating the honor code will usually receive an F grade, will have to go before an official disciplinary counsel, and will likely be suspended or even expelled from the institution. A notation will usually be written on the student's transcript. If an employer requests the student's transcript, the employer will see the plagiarism notation.
