Questions and Answers
What does academic probation refer to?
What is progress probation?
Completion of less than 50% of units attempted
What happens during financial aid on probation?
Stops financial aid until performance improves
Are students readmitted after dismissal immediately?
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What is required for a petition for readmission?
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What constitutes academic probation 1?
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What constitutes academic probation 2?
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Can a student enroll while on probation?
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How much time must elapse from academic renewal?
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How many units must be completed after a semester for academic renewal?
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What cumulative GPA must be kept?
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How many semesters may be disregarded?
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Are all courses disregarded if granted academic renewal?
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Will other schools honor academic renewal?
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Is academic renewal available after a degree or certificate is posted?
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Study Notes
Academic Probation
- Academic probation status occurs when a student's GPA falls below 2.0.
- Upon reaching academic probation, students must complete requirements to avoid further consequences.
Progress Probation
- Students enter progress probation if they complete less than 50% of the units they attempt.
- This status may affect enrollment and financial aid eligibility.
Financial Aid Impact
- Financial aid can be suspended during probation until satisfactory academic performance is restored.
Dismissal and Readmission
- After dismissal from the institution, students cannot be readmitted for at least one full year.
- A petition for readmission must be submitted for consideration by a designated committee.
Academic Probation Levels
- Academic probation 1 occurs when a student attempts 12 units and achieves a GPA below 2.0.
- Academic probation 2 applies if a student has a GPA below 2.0 in their second semester.
Enrollment on Probation
- Students on probation may enroll in classes but are limited to a maximum of 12 units.
Academic Renewal
- A full calendar year must pass before applying for academic renewal.
- To qualify for academic renewal, a student must complete at least 24 units after the semester in which the GPA fell below the required level.
GPA Requirements
- A minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0 must be maintained for continued enrollment and eligibility for various programs.
Semester Disregard
- Students may disregard up to two semesters when calculating their GPA during the academic renewal process.
- If granted academic renewal, all courses, including honors, general education, and major courses, will be disregarded.
Recognition of Academic Renewal
- Other educational institutions may not recognize academic renewal; acceptance varies by school.
Post-Degree Academic Renewal
- Academic renewal is not available once a student's degree or certificate has been officially posted.
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Test your knowledge on key academic terms and definitions related to probation statuses and financial aid. This quiz covers essential concepts that every student should be familiar with to better navigate their academic journey. Ideal for students aiming to improve their academic standing.
