Grades are based on performance throughout the project and on readers evaluations of the project report. Additional information about the Honors Program is available from the honors program coordinator. In addition to the University regulations regarding academic probation, an undergraduate student in the School of Education and Social Policy is ordinarily placed on academic probation when, in any one quarter, that student does not receive at least three final grades of A, B, C, or P or has a cumulative grade point average below 2.0. Each undergraduate student is assigned to an adviser in the Office of Student Affairs. This adviser is responsible for helping students plan their programs to meet the requirements for graduation and for completion of the major or program.
Students consult with faculty about area interests and career planning.
For the advising system to work effectively, students must take all academic questions to their adviser in the Office of Student Affairs. Students are required to obtain their adviser s permission to register for at least the first two quarters of the freshman year. Petitions Students must petition if they wish to be exempted from any of the regular degree requirements of the School of Education and Social Policy. Petition forms may be obtained from the School of Education and Social Policy Office of Student Affairs. No petition is considered unless it is signed by a member of the advisory staff of the Office of Student Affairs.