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Dealing with the disruptive college student: some theoretical and practical considerations.

Abstract The increased number of disruptive students attending colleges and universities has reached alarming proportions. In order to deal effectively and humanely with such students, schools must establish a systematic and legally acceptable set of procedures for dealing with disruptive behavior. An on-campus mental health program can be an invaluable asset in assisting college staff in developing and implementing such procedures.