Which condition applies to a Level 'C' violation in the academy?

A Level 'C' violation is considered one of the more serious infractions within the academy’s disciplinary system. Those violations typically involve significant breaches of conduct that can undermine the integrity or operation of the environment. That's why this level carries a penalty of 30 disciplinary points and, depending on the severity and context, may also lead to potential dismissal from the program. The rationale is to emphasize the seriousness of the violation and deter such behavior in the future.

In contrast, other options would refer to less severe consequences. For example, a warning and education on the rules indicates a more lenient approach, suitable for lesser violations. Similarly, 5 disciplinary points and a warning would not reflect the gravity of a Level 'C' violation, given that it suggests only a minor infraction. Counseling sessions may be included in responses to various infractions but wouldn't specifically apply to a Level 'C' violation in the same stern manner as the designated consequence. Thus, the system is structured to enforce a clear distinction in consequences corresponding to the severity of the violation.