If you suspend school for one semester for academic misconduct, you have to pay tuition fees. Academic misconduct is a violation of school rules and academic ethics, and suspension of classes is only a punishment measure, not a reason to cancel tuition fees. In addition, even if classes are closed, schools may still need to provide students with some necessary services and resources, such as libraries, laboratories, medical care and so on. These services and resources also need financial support. Therefore, even if classes are suspended, students still need to pay tuition fees according to the agreed tuition standards.