Hampden–Sydney College, otherwise called H-SC, is a human sciences school for men situated in Hampden Sydney, Virginia, United States. Established in 1775, Hampden–Sydney is the most established private contract school in the Southern U.S., the tenth most seasoned school in the U.S., the last school established before the American Revolution, and one of just three four-year, all-men's aesthetic sciences universities in the United States.
Hampden–Sydney enlists around 1,100 understudies from 30 states and a few remote nations and accentuates a thorough, customary aesthetic sciences educational modules.
Alongside Wabash College and Morehouse College, Hampden–Sydney is one of just three staying customary every male school in the United States and is noted as an exceptionally respected all-male foundation of advanced education in North America.[5] The school's main goal is to "shape great men and great subjects in an air of sound learning". In that capacity, Hampden–Sydney has one of the strictest honor codes of any school or college. After entering as an understudy, every man promises forever that he won't lie, trick, take, nor endure the individuals who do. The vow happens amid a service in which the entering class sits in outright quiet while every man, when his name is called, approaches and signs the vow. This essentially worded code of conduct applies to the understudies on and off grounds. The Honor Code framework is understudy run, taking into account a trial of companions, mediated by a court of understudies. Understudies sentenced an honor offense confront anyplace between 1 to 3 semesters of suspension or ejection. Prominently, a different Code of Student Conduct covers "behavioral" infractions, for example, endeavoring to drink underage that don't ascend to the level of an honor offense (which just emerge if duplicity or burglary is included). In this way, as a result, a two-level arrangement of understudy order is kept up; the Code of Student Conduct (in regards to strategies on stopping or drinking) is upheld by the Dean of Students' Office with the assistance of the Student Court while the Honor Code framework (with more genuine punishments for lying, bamboozling, or taking) is kept up solely by the understudies themselves. In spite of the fact that shocking infringement of the Code of Student Conduct may bring about ejection, it is uncommon that any understudy is ousted aside from by sentencing of the Ho