Had sexual intercourse in a swimming pool or hot tub? Had sexual intercourse in a motor vehicle? Had sexual intercourse in 4 or more positions? Had sexual intercourse 3 or more times in 1 night? Kicked a roommate out to commit a sexual act?
Ingested someone else's genital secretion? Sent or received sexually explicit photographs? Had a STI test due to a reasonable suspicion? Sent a sexually explicit text or instant message?īeen walked in on while engaging in a sexual act?īeen sent to the office of a principal, dean, or judicial affairs representative for a disciplinary infraction?īeen put on disciplinary probation or suspended?
Had an orgasm due to someone else's manipulation? Showered with a member of the perferred sex? Undressed or been undressed by a member of the perferred sex? Gone through the motions of intercourse while fully dressed? Kissed for more than two hours consecutively? Ingested alcohol in a non-religious context? Spent the night with a member of the perferred sex? “That being said, I’d rather get COVID than let the HCO see my score.Seen or been seen by another person in a sensual context? “Yeah I know about the purity test- I’ve taken it tons of times,” explained Shepherd. If not, students like Noah Shepherd can ultimately opt-out. If confident, students can then select a time slot and pre-register for a test on BYU’s COVID-19 Support website. Worried students can take the Rice Purity Test online beforehand to determine the content of the test and their score. “When I marked a question they would whisper to each other and write stuff down… I’m meeting with my Bishop on Sunday- but it’s probably just for a calling, right?… Right?” Jay Wyatt also took the dual tests on Wednesday and remarked on its uncomfortable nature. However, other students did not seem to echo the same relief. “I would have aced the whole thing but those last questions got me. The HCO further clarified their intentions via email: “Of course we hope that students have never engaged with any questions past #4…but you never know these days.”īYU student and possible sexual heathen Carl Whitler might have just been one of those troubling students: “I scored a 94%, so I just got off the hook,” said Whitler, who was tested on the 18th.
The rice purity test code#
It’s possible the HCO sees the Rice Purity test as a way to analyze if more rules should be added to the Honor Code not previously discussed. As the test progresses, questions become more disturbing, ending with extremely vulgar inquiries that we’re frankly too afraid to list off. The test begins somewhat innocent, asking if the participant has held hands before, been on a date, or kissed a member of the preferred sex. The Honor Code Office (HCO) ultimately and strangely decided to use the popular Rice Purity test- a self-graded survey that assesses the participants’ supposed degree of innocence in worldly matters, generally on a percentage scale with 100% being the most and 0% being the least pure. As a result, BYU and the Honor Code Office saw a unique opportunity to verify student’s virtue while they’re there. While the test will not be mandatory, BYU encouraged students who have not tested positive for the virus within the last 90 days to get tested.Īs luck would have it, that happens to be almost every single student on campus.
University officials announced on Monday that BYU will begin student COVID-19 screening tests from Nov.
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