Any deviation from this policy appears in the appropriate college or school section below. Academic performance is monitored carefully by the Committee on Scholastic Actions, and students neither maintaining steady progress nor demonstrating adequate achievement will be required to withdraw from the college. The bases for committee review are quality point deficiency, inadequate progress, grades of UW, and the violation of special conditions. Special conditions may be prescribed in writing at the time of the student's admission, readmission, or transfer into the college. Conditions may also be prescribed in writing in the case of a student whose course performance or failure to follow academic advice warrants such action.
Registration is interpreted as the student's agreement to the specified conditions.
All students to whom conditions have been specified will be subject to committee review and academic dismissal should they fail to fulfill the terms specified. It is possible that a student could be dismissed for academic reasons even though the student's cumulative Q.P.A. exceeds 2.000. Students concerned about their academic progress should consult the college office. Students required to withdraw for academic reasons will be notified by letter of the Committee's decision and of the appeal process. Academic Probation and Dismissal - College of Business Administration Students in academic difficulty are automatically warned on the grade reports and typically are placed on academic probation by the College of Business Administration.