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What is Academic Probation/Recovery Standing?

Academic Probation/Recovery Standing Guidelines & Expectation:

For each semester on Academic Recovery standing, students must make academic progress toward improving their overall GPA to a 2.00 or higher and returning to Good Academic standing with the university.

 

Academic Probation/Recovery Standing Semester Guidelines

• Achieve a required semester GPA of 2.20 or higher during each semester while under Academic Recovery standing.

 

• Register for up to 13-credit hours in the Fall and Spring semesters and up to 7-credit hours for Summer semester while on Academic Recovery standing.

 

• Complete recommended actions as discussed with an academic advisor or advising professional. Action items may include:
  • Retaking certain classes
  • Using academic policies (, Administrative Withdrawal, etc.)
  • Utilizing the Tutoring Center, Writing Center, and/or other university resources).

 

• Demonstrate understanding the University’s .

Developing a Plan of Action for Making Academic Progress While Under Academic Probation/Recovery Standing:

Recommended actions to take:

> Complete the form.

> Based on the Academic Recovery Plan, think about the following:

NOTE: You may want to go over each of these questions with your major advisor/success coach or SIS advising professional.

• What issues can be resolved during the next semester?
• Is your learning environment stable enough to take classes during the next semester?
• Are you financially stable enough to pay for classes for the next semester?
• Have you been taking too many classes during your prior semesters?
• What are positive actions that occurred during the prior semester?
• What are your goals for next semester?

> Schedule and meet with your academic advisor (go through the online scheduling process via the app or contact your major’s department) or one of our advising professionals (email [email protected] to request an advising appointment) to go over your Academic Recovery Plan and make additions based on their recommendations.

^ Be aware of when your registration window opens for each semester via the and the number of credits applied towards your degree (via your < login using your º£½ÇÉçÇø user name and password).