Questions: uoftampastudents-fl.vectorimsedu.com My Apps Dashboard University of Tampa - Prod AlcoholEdu for College: Pre-assessment QUESTION 23 OF 29 Getting a DUI may result in: CHOOSE AN OPTION BELOW A. Legal consequences B. Loss of financial aid C. Expulsion D. Both A and C E. All of the above B Have a question? Please contact your course coordinator your Vector LMS, Higher Education Student Edition coordinator

uoftampastudents-fl.vectorimsedu.com My Apps Dashboard University of Tampa - Prod AlcoholEdu for College: Pre-assessment QUESTION 23 OF 29 Getting a DUI may result in: CHOOSE AN OPTION BELOW A. Legal consequences B. Loss of financial aid C. Expulsion D. Both A and C E. All of the above B Have a question? Please contact your course coordinator your Vector LMS, Higher Education Student Edition coordinator
Transcript text: uoftampastudents-fl.vectorimsedu.com My Apps Dashboard | University of Tampa - Prod AlcoholEdu for College: Pre-assessment QUESTION 23 OF 29 Getting a DUI may result in: CHOOSE AN OPTION BELOW A. Legal consequences B. Loss of financial aid C. Expulsion D. Both A and C E. All of the above B Have a question? Please contact your course coordinator your Vector LMS, Higher Education Student Edition coordinator
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The answer is E. All of the above

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Option A: Legal consequences

Getting a DUI (Driving Under the Influence) typically results in legal consequences, which can include fines, license suspension, mandatory education programs, and even jail time, depending on the severity of the offense and jurisdiction.

Option B: Loss of financial aid

In some cases, a DUI can lead to the loss of financial aid, especially if the offense results in a criminal record that affects eligibility for certain scholarships or grants. This is particularly relevant for students who rely on financial aid for their education.

Option C: Expulsion

While not guaranteed, a DUI can lead to expulsion from educational institutions, especially if the institution has strict policies regarding student conduct and legal issues. This is more likely if the DUI incident occurs on campus or involves other violations of school policy.

Since all these options are possible consequences of getting a DUI, the correct choice is E. All of the above.

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