If they are unsuccessful in meeting or surpassing the Continuance Standards during their first probation semester, they remain on probation during the second semester and must participate in an Academic Intervention program. Students who are placed on probation or are continuing on probation at the end of a semester but earned at least a 2.0 QPA and 12 credits during that semester will be removed from probation if they meet their Continuance Standards by the end of summer school. Determining whether students are eligible for removal from probation will be done at the end of that summer school. Students who do not meet the conditions for probation will be required to withdraw from the College for academic deficiencies. For Students who entered before Summer 1995 .
Probation is normally for one regular semester of the academic year and summer work as appropriate.
Students permitted to continue in the College on probation and students readmitted to the College on probation for their 3rd, 5th, or 7th semester must earn a minimum of 12 academic credits and have a grade point average equivalent to the next yearly review level for the semester of probation. Students permitted to continue in the College on probation and students readmitted to the College for their 2nd, 4th, 6th or 8th semester must earn the equivalent of their yearly standard, as well as earn 9 credits and achieve a grade point average for the semester equal to the yearly standard required. For Students who entered after Summer 1995 . Probation is normally for one regular semester of the academic year and summer work as appropriate. The student permitted to continue in the College on probation, as well as the student readmitted to the College on probation, must earn a semester average of not less than a 2.0, on a minimum of 12 passed credits, in the probationary semester in order to continue.