An exclusion is an involuntary separation imposed upon a student who having previously been on Restricted Enrollment fails to meet the terms of probation. Exclusion results when a student in this situation either fails to earn a term GPA of at least 2.0 or fails to clear probation by the end of three consecutive quarters or two consecutive semesters of enrollment. A first exclusion is for one term. The summer semester will be treated as any other term, including terms of involuntary separation.
Any subsequent exclusion is for one calendar year.
A student who is readmitted after an exclusion must enroll under the conditions of probation. Academic exclusion is noted on the student's record. A Learning Support student who is placed on dismissal for failure to exit the Learning Support Program will be excluded for one term. After a one-term absence from the institution, the student is eligible to appeal for one additional attempt to complete any remaining Learning Support requirements. Alternately, a Learning Support student who is placed on dismissal for failure to exit Learning Support may apply for readmission as a transfer student after satisfying Learning Support requirements and completing twenty semester hours of college-level work with a minimum grade point average of 2.0.