The phrase "academic consequences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the negative outcomes or repercussions that may arise in an academic context, such as failing grades or disciplinary actions.
Example: "Students should be aware of the academic consequences of plagiarism, which can include failing the assignment or even expulsion."
Alternatives: "educational repercussions" or "scholarly penalties".
It may seem surprising, and perhaps salutary, that the critical (and eventually the academic) consequences came so late.
Academic consequences for academic dishonesty may be imposed by the course instructor.
Failure to comply may have academic consequences, including a credit limit for your sophomore year.
Finally, the potential academic consequences of students' motivational orientations were examined with a series of hierarchical multiple regressions.
Failure to observe these rules of conduct will result in serious academic consequences, which can include dismissal from the university.
Failure to observe these rules of conduct will have serious academic consequences, up to and including dismissal from the university.
But this is not just an academic issue: the dangerous consequences of keeping a progressionist language alive extend, potentially at least, to critically important social issues: "an abandonment of progressivism in evolution rightfully undermines the unfortunate conflation of Darwinian evolutionary biology with social Darwinism.
Though this may sound like an academic argument, its consequences are all too real.
Ronald Ferguson was one of the first scholars to bring widespread attention to the consequences — academic, moral, and economic — of educational inequity.
As private housing developers try harder than ever to outdo the amenities that their competitors offer in college towns, concern is growing about the academic and social consequences of upscale off-campus student housing.
Given the extensive attention to tax effects on investment decisions in the academic literature, the consequences of wage taxation remained remarkably unexplored until recently.
