In Loco Parentis Is a Latin Phrase Referring To

Multiple Choice

In loco parentis is a latin phrase referring to:

A) An outdated legal view that required colleges and universities to take on a parental role to students.
B) A current legal view that requires college administrators to report conduct violations to parents and legal guardians of students.
C) The phenomenon describing when family members are heavily involved in a student's college life limiting his or her independence.
D) The phenomenon describing an increase of non-traditional students enrolling in higher education.
E) Until about 50 years ago, colleges and universities operated under a legal doctrine known as in loco parentis. This Latin phrase meant that college and university faculty, administrators, and staff members took the place of parents to young people who lived away from home usually for the first time.