>In what world is banning someone from college the right approach to handle someone with obvious mental issues disclosing his problems in a counseling center?

>In what world is banning someone from college the right approach to handle someone with obvious mental issues disclosing his problems in a counseling center? Any potential threat of negative repercussions only serves to destroy trust between a potential client and any therapist. Imagine what would happen if people with AIDs had their info put into a public database (especially back when fear of the disease was much higher)? It would have destroyed not only the trust of those with or who might have AIDs, but of many people with other health concerns as well.