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Progress toward a degree is measured by the cumulative
grade point average. The scholastic records of students
who fail to meet the minimum requirements as established
by the faculty of the College will be submitted
to the College Student Standing Committee for review
and appropriate action. Normally, academic records
will be reviewed at the conclusion of each regular
semester.
12.1
Guidelines
* For students who have
attempted 15-30 credits, or more than 30 credits
in one year, the guidelines are as follows:
* Academic Warning: 1.75 to 1.99 GPA
(Letter of warning may be sent by the Student
Standing Committee)
* Academic Probation: 1.50 to 1.74 GPA
(Subject to the jurisdiction of the Student Standing
Committee; the student may be required to modify
or restrict academic program)
* Academic Dismissal: Less than 1.50 GPA
(Readmission may be permitted on recommendation
of the Student Standing Committee)
* For students who have attempted 31-60 credits
or who have attempted up to 61 credits within
four semesters, the following guidelines prevail:
* Academic Warning: 1.85 to 1.99 GPA
(Letter of warning may be sent by the Student
Standing Committee)
* Academic Probation: 1.75 to 1.84 GPA
(Subject to the jurisdiction of the Student Standing
Committee; the student may be required to modify
or restrict academic program)
* Academic Dismissal: Less than 1.75 GPA
(Readmission may be permitted
on recommendation of the Student Standing Committee)
Students who have attempted 61 or more credits
and who have a GPA between 1.85 and 1.99 may continue
on probation for one semester.
12.2 Student
Standing Committee
Each undergraduate school
of the university has its own Student Standing
Committee. The composition of these committees
varies from school to school but always includes
faculty. The College Student Standing Committee
is advisory to the Dean of the College and is
charged with the following responsibilities:
• Decisions on any departure from academic
policy or curricular requirement.
• Decisions on permission to drop or withdrawal
from a course after the official deadline dates.
• Determination of academic standing. The
Committee recommends which students should be
placed on academic warning, academic probation
or academic dismissal in accordance with University
guidelines. Appeals on academic dismissal may
be made to the Committee when extenuating circumstances
exist.
In all instances, students must submit their requests
to the Committee in acceptable written form in
care of the College Office, room 212 College Hall.
The Committee will respond by mail. The Committee
will meet throughout the academic year as the
need arises and at the close of each semester.
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