No student may be promoted who is on probation. The Committee will notify each student who is on probation and will inform those students of what actions are required to remove from probationary status. The Committee will meet in early September to review the final grades for each student. At this meeting, decisions will be made about promotion, non-promotion, suspension, dismissal, etc. Any student who is not promoted will be notified within two weeks of the Fall meeting.
Any action is subject to appeal for reconsid-eration.
If the student feels that the decision was unfair, an appeal should be made in writing to the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs who will set up an unbiased appeals committee. In addition, students must maintain a grade point average of 2.0 or above. Any student with any F or two or more D grades must be placed on probation . These students will be notified of their non-promotion and will be informed of the criteria for getting back into acceptable academic status. The criteria may include repeating the entire third year or repeating or remediating selected courses.