Students on probation will be allowed to pre-register for the next semester, but their enrollment will be administratively cancelled if they are suspended. This policy applies automatically to any student registering for six or more credits in a semster or summer term. It will be applied to students registering for five or fewer credits each time they accu- mulate six or more attempted credits. If there are significant extenuating circumstances, a student may appeal a suspension through the Office for Academic Affairs. Without extraordinary circumstances, students who are dismissed for one year must sit out a minimum of one semester, and may submit a written appeal and supporting documentation for early readmission to the Admissions and Retention Committee in AS-118.
More specific information is included in student's notification of dismissal.
Following this absence, the student must prove academic ability by completing 15 undergraduate credits within two semesters at a minimum of 2.0 grade point average. When the above conditions are met, the student contacts the Office of Records and Registration and requests academic forgiveness. No credits will be granted for courses completed prior to the point of forgiveness. However, the grades will remain on the transcripts. Calculation of the student's grade point average will not include grades received before the point of forgiveness.