With bad grades come consequences, and in college that may mean academic probation. Academic probation “on most campuses means that a student has not met a minimum threshold to be in good ...

Academic probation wasn’t on the radar of researchers until the comebackers, brought on to co-design the study, raised academic probation as a serious issue that led many students to give up on their ...

Students may not return immediately in the following quarter if they are on academic probation. You must meet with a Drahmann Center Advisor before you officially withdraw/ drop all classes.

An undergraduate student admitted to the University on academic probation who earns a first semester grade point average below the required 2.00 minimum—but at least 0.01—will be placed on final ...

You have been placed on academic probation because your current semester GPA and/or cumulative GPA have fallen below the 2.0 GPA minimum GPA requirements. Probation is a WARNING that you must make ...

The Winter Term can result in academic warning or academic probation but is excluded as a term through which suspension/dismissal can be applied or satisfied. If you are on Academic Warning or ...

Students on academic warning or probation are assigned an academic standing advisor. The role of an academic standing advisor is to provide students additional guidance to end their academic probation ...

Any student whose cumulative GPA at the end of any regular semester is below 2.20, but who is eligible to continue studies in the School of Law (whether under the terms of these academic standards or ...

Students who are not making satisfactory progress toward a degree are placed on academic probation. Academic probation is a strong warning to students that their scholastic performance is less than ...

Students whose academic work falls below the minimum GPA and/or earned credit Continuance Standards will be placed on probation for the following semester. Students who do not meet the following ...

A student on academic probation may enroll in no more than 16 semester hours of coursework during fall and spring semesters, and for no more than 3 semester hours of coursework during each summer ...