Academic standing for students determined with a combination of the institutional cumulative and semester GPA each semester after final grades are posted. Academic standing rules are different for Undergraduates, Graduates, and Law students. The following charts explain the rules for each level:
UNDERGRADUATES
| Good |
Students with an institutional cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 2.00 or higher. |
| Probation |
Students with an institutional cumulative GPA below 2.00. Students on probation need to complete an academic plan with their academic advisor and/or dean. The academic plan is attached to the probation letter.
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| Disqualification |
Students on probation who earn a semester GPA below a 2.00 and their institutional cumulative GPA is also below 2.00. Disqualified students are not eligible to continue taking classes at the university without being reinstated by their academic dean.
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GRADUATES
| Good |
Students with an institutional semester grade point average (GPA) of 3.00 or higher. |
| Probation |
Students earning an institutional semester GPA below 3.00.
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| Disqualification |
Students on probation who earn a semester GPA below a 3.00. Disqualified students are not eligible to continue taking classes at the university without being reinstated by the College of Graduate Studies.
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LAW
Refer to the Law Student Handbook section III.G Satisfactory Academic Progress for definitions and procedures. |
