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== Security Status ==

If players take aggressive actions against other players in EVE Online, who are not 'legal targets' and ~~not~~ in ~~null sec~~, their [[security status]] will fall. A low security status has various consequences in game. It may result in the local faction police shooting at players if you enter a system, and if it falls very low the player may become a legal target for all other players. EVE University ~~therefore has a minimum level for~~ security status, ~~as follows:~~

If players take aggressive actions against other players in EVE Online, who are not 'legal targets' and are in space with a security level above 0, their [[security status]] will fall. A low security status has various consequences in game. It may result in the local faction police shooting at players if you enter a system, and if it falls very low the player may become a legal target for all other players. Members should be aware that regardless of EVE University's rules there are in-game consequences to having security status below -2, in that they will start to be hunted by faction police in certain high sec systems. This may affect their game play and the type of fleets they can join.

-1.0 or higher: Players may join EVE University, receive [[titles]] and join [[campuses]].

EVE University has a minimum level for security status, as follows:

-1.01 to -1.99: Players may not join EVE University, and members may not receive any new titles~~. ~~

~~-2.00 to -4.99: Members' titles are removed and they will no long have access to the [[hangars]] or campuses~~.

-3.99 or higher: Players may join EVE University, receive [[titles]] and join [[campuses]].

-5.0 to -10.0: Members risk being removed from EVE University.

-4.0 to -4.99: Players may not join EVE University, and members may not receive any new titles.

-5.0 to -10.0: Members risk being removed from EVE University.

Any member who becomes a finalist in an official PVP tournament hosted by CCP is exempt from these requirements.

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 == Security Status ==
-If players take aggressive actions against other players in EVE Online, who are not 'legal targets' and not in null sec, their [[security status]] will fall. A low security status has various consequences in game. It may result in the local faction police shooting at players if you enter a system, and if it falls very low the player may become a legal target for all other players. EVE University therefore has a minimum level for security status, as follows:
+If players take aggressive actions against other players in EVE Online, who are not 'legal targets' and are in space with a security level above 0, their [[security status]] will fall. A low security status has various consequences in game. It may result in the local faction police shooting at players if you enter a system, and if it falls very low the player may become a legal target for all other players. Members should be aware that regardless of EVE University's rules there are in-game consequences to having security status below -2, in that they will start to be hunted by faction police in certain high sec systems. This may affect their game play and the type of fleets they can join.
--1.0 or higher: Players may join EVE University, receive [[titles]] and join [[campuses]].<br />
+EVE University has a minimum level for security status, as follows:
--1.01 to -1.99: Players may not join EVE University, and members may not receive any new titles.<br />
--2.00 to -4.99: Members' titles are removed and they will no long have access to the [[hangars]] or campuses.<br />
+-3.99 or higher: Players may join EVE University, receive [[titles]] and join [[campuses]].<br />
--5.0 to -10.0: Members risk being removed from EVE University.
+-4.0 to -4.99: Players may not join EVE University, and members may not receive any new titles.<br />
+-5.0 to -10.0: Members risk being removed from EVE University.<br />
 Any member who becomes a finalist in an official PVP tournament hosted by CCP is exempt from these requirements.