Students are expected to remove themselves from probation after, at most, two consecutive semesters. Failure to do so may result in academic suspension. Veterans and other eligible persons who fail to do so will not be eligible for benefits until they are no longer on probation. The Veterans Administration will be notified of the students' continuing probationary status. The student fails two or more courses in one semester.
Suspensions are normally for a period of one year.
During this time, students are not eligible to register for classes at CMC and this notation is included on their transcripts. The ASC normally requires suspended students to attend another academic institution, full-time, for a certain period of time, and to meet specified standards of academic performance before they will be considered for readmission. Students suspended for poor scholarship will not be eligible for readmission until the period of their suspension has ended. Before readmitting suspended students, the ASC has to be convinced that the students have made significant progress in solving the difficulties that caused the poor scholarship. The notation of the ASC's action is removed from the transcript upon readmission and return to the College.