A conviction for DUI/DWI can have long-lasting effects on a person’s life, including the denial of an application for admission to a college, university, or other school. A DUI/DWI can also be the basis for probation, suspension, or expulsion from a college, university, or other school—and loss of scholarships—especially if it is the student’s second (or more) DUI/DWI conviction.

Consequences for a DUI/DWI conviction vary from school to school and may also depend on whether the conviction was for a misdemeanor or a more serious felony charge.

In Mississippi, a conviction for DUI (Driving Under the Influence) or DWI (Driving While Intoxicated) can indeed have significant repercussions on a person's educational opportunities. Each educational institution in Mississippi has its own policies regarding the admission and disciplinary actions related to DUI/DWI convictions. Generally, a DUI/DWI can result in denial of admission, probation, suspension, or expulsion from colleges, universities, or other schools. The severity of the consequences often depends on the nature of the offense (misdemeanor or felony) and the individual school's code of conduct. Repeat offenses are typically viewed more harshly and can lead to more severe penalties, including the loss of scholarships. It's important for students to review the specific policies of the educational institutions they are attending or plan to attend to understand the potential impact of a DUI/DWI conviction on their educational status.