In principle, it will. 1. If a college student in an ordinary school is criminally punished for a crime, the school may or may not make an expulsion decision. 2, the school expelled students, should be due process, sufficient evidence, clear basis, accurate qualitative, appropriate punishment. Before making a decision on punishment, you should listen to the statements and arguments of the students or their agents. The expulsion decision shall be decided by the presidency.

Provisions on the Administration of Students in Colleges and Universities Article 54 A student may be expelled from school under any of the following circumstances:

(1) Violating the Constitution and opposing the Four Cardinal Principles, undermining stability and unity and disturbing social order;

(two) in violation of state laws, which constitutes a criminal offence;

(three) due to violation of public security management punishment, the nature of bad;

(four) taking exams for others, taking exams for others, organizing cheating, cheating with communication equipment and other serious cheating behaviors;

(five) plagiarism, plagiarism of other people's research results, if the circumstances are serious;

(six) violation of school rules and regulations, seriously affecting the order of school education and teaching, life order and management order of public places, infringing on the legitimate rights and interests of other individuals and organizations, resulting in serious consequences;

(seven) repeated violations of school rules by disciplinary action, education does not change.

Whether to be dismissed depends on the actual situation. Anyone who violates the laws of the state and constitutes a criminal offence, or who refuses to correct his theft, may be expelled from school.

Referring to Article 63 of the Regulations on the Administration of Students in Colleges and Universities, students may be ordered to drop out of school or expelled from school as appropriate in any of the following circumstances:

(1) There are reactionary remarks and actors who oppose the Four Cardinal Principles; Insist on organizing and inciting disturbances, disrupting social order, undermining stability and unity, insulting and slandering others;

(2) Violating the criminal law of the State and constituting a criminal offence;

(3) Destroying public property and stealing state, collective or private property, causing serious losses and harm;

(four) theft refuses to correct; Drinking, gambling, fighting, if the circumstances are serious.