The Assistant Vice President for Student Services, upon the advice of the Tuition Adjustment Committee, may withdraw a student from any or all courses in a given semester for which the student has registered. The Registrar, Director of Student Accounts, Director of Financial Aid will be notified. The Registrar shall formally request the grade from the instructor. Academic Standing, Probation and Dismissal Graduate students are expected to maintain a 3.0 GPA in graduate work to remain in good standing and be eligible for graduation. Only two grades of C may apply towards the degree requirement.
Academic departments monitor the academic progress of their students.
A student who fails to maintain either or both of the above conditions may be subject to probation status or dismissal from their degree program. All graduate credit except transfer credit will be included in decisions regarding probation and dismissal. Honors Departments and programs recommend for honors students who have met the required honors grade point average of 3.8 for Roosevelt graduate work and other special requirements for honors one month before graduation. Requirements vary and may consist of an exceptional thesis, faculty letters of recommendation, an examination, or other evidence of outstanding academic work. Graduation with honors is indicated on the student s record and the diploma.