The university reserves the right to deny further
attendance to a student who lacks the personal qualities, professional
characteristics, or scholastic attainments essential for success. Such a student
desiring to re-enroll will supply the university with evidence that the
difficulties have been corrected.
In addition to the completion of prescribed courses, the student must meet
established scholarship standards for continuation in the university.
A student is placed on academic probation whenever their
semester grade point average is less than 2.0. A student will be removed from
academic probation whenever their semester grade point average reaches or
exceeds 2.0 and their cumulative grade point average is at least a 2.0.
A student on academic probation who does not achieve a 2.0 semester grade
point average the semester following academic probation and does not meet the
minimum cumulative average listed below will be academically suspended. The
calculation of hours attempted will include grades A, B, C, D, F, and WF.
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Semester Hours Attempted
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Minimum Cumulative GPA
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1 - 30
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1.70
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31 - 59
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1.85
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60 or more
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2.00
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A student on suspension from the University may apply for readmission under
the Schedule of Readmission Following Academic Suspension. Credit earned
at another institution while on academic suspension will not transfer back to
the university and will not count toward a degree at the university.
Schedule of Readmission Following Suspension
First Suspension: Students who are on first academic suspension
may choose automatic readmission after one academic semester on suspension and
approval of their Application for Readmission or they may petition for immediate
conditional readmission through the Office of the Associate Dean of
Undergraduate Studies. If granted immediate readmission, the student is
considered “on suspension with conditional enrollment.” Contact
Undergraduate Studies for more information.
Students placed on first academic suspension following the spring semester
remain eligible for summer enrollment at the university. Academic
performance during the summer will be considered in determining a student’s
cumulative grade point average which may affect a student’s suspension status.
Second Suspension: Students who are on second suspension will be
granted automatic readmission after one calendar year on suspension and approval
of their Application for Readmission.
Third Suspension: Students on third suspension are subject to
academic dismissal from the University for an indefinite period of time.
| For further information
contact: |
Undergraduate Studies
Office of the Dean
Harrin 203
501-450-5074 |