The Student Right-to-Know Act made it mandatory for colleges and universities to expel any student who is found guilty of a sex-related crime.

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The Student Right-to-Know Act primarily requires colleges and universities to disclose graduation rates and other institutional statistics. It does not mandate the expulsion of students found guilty of sex-related crimes; such matters are typically governed by Title IX and the institution's own policies.

The Student Right-To-Know Act Made It Mandatory for Colleges and Universities