If you succeed, you will be once again in good standing. If you do not attain good standing for two quarters in a row, you will be placed on academic probation. This status is recorded permanently on your transcript. As a student on probation, you have another quarter to improve your performance and meet the College's requirements for good standing. If you are unable to meet these standards in that quarter, you will be barred from further registration for a period of time, usually a minimum of one year.
Special rules apply to first-year students.
First-year students who complete either no courses or only one course in any quarter are placed directly on academic probation. This means that you would need to meet the College's minimum standard for good standing in the following quarter in order to return to good standing. Otherwise you will be barred from further registration. The College's policy on academic warning and probation is designed to offer the opportunity for quick intervention when students are not performing well. It also seeks to prevent students from persisting in school when their performance is consistently below the minimum standards of the College.