Students must earn a passing grade for all required courses. These requirements apply to courses taken at all university campuses. Any student earning all failing grades or no academic credit for a semester will not be permitted to register without the dean's approval. Official double-degree students are required to maintain the same standards of performance as College of Business and Administration students in order to continue in their program. When semester grades become available, students below the acceptable standard will be placed on probation or suspension.
Students are responsible for being aware of their academic status at all times.
Those students who enroll in any term in the calendar year, excluding summers, after being placed on probation are expected to raise their cumulative and business GPA to at least 2.00 in that term. CU-Boulder's summer session or enrollment through Boulder's continuing education evening courses will not count as a probationary semester. During their suspension students may also attend another educational institution and return as transfer students when they have overcome their grade deficiencies. This option requires students to have their proposed course work approved by the Office of Undergraduate Studies of the College of Business and Administration. Dismissed students pursuing this latter option have two semesters after readmission to bring their University of Colorado and business GPA up to 2.00 or they are permanently suspended.