Code of conduct

Every student who enrolls at The College of Maasin pledges to abide by the Honor Code and the rules of the College.

The Honor Code

General directives

Enrollment at The College of Maasin expresses one's willingness to abide by the rules and regulations of the College. Students and their parents or guardians commit to observe them.
Parents, guardians and visitors may not enter classrooms during class hours. Messages and materials for students are coursed through the Security Desk.
In compliance with CHED Memorandum Order No. 25, series of 2009, drug testing is conducted among students. Refusal to comply is dealt with accordingly.
Students are expected to behave properly in classrooms and corridors, and in and out of campus. Sitting on stairways, corridors and hallways is not allowed.
School uniform and attire:

Students come to the College in appropriate, decent and clean attire. During regular class hours the following are not permitted: for female students, bareback or midriff tops, low necklines, spaghetti straps, miniskirts, sleeveless or tube tops, tattered pants, long slits and shorts; for male students, shorts of any style, tight leggings, sando, slippers or sandals, and sleeveless shirts.
Physical Education uniforms are worn only during PE classes or campus games.
Attire offensive to the sensibilities of other members of the College is not allowed.
Earrings and long hair for male students, and tattoos and dyed hair for all students, are not allowed.
On uniform days, only students in complete uniform may enter the premises and attend classes.

Students wear their validated ID and nameplate at all times on campus. IDs are secured from the Registrar during enrollment. A college ID is valid for four years if validated every semester or summer; Basic Education IDs are valid for one school year.
Smoking, possessing, giving or selling cigarettes, and drinking alcoholic beverages are strictly prohibited on campus.
Students attend classes regularly and on time. If an instructor has not arrived after fifteen minutes, the class president or secretary reports the matter to the Dean.