With bad grades come consequences. And in college that consequence may come in the form of academic probation. "On most campuses (academic probation) means that a student has not met a minimum ...

At the end of the fall, spring, and summer 16-week semesters, graduate students are determined to be in good standing if they (1) maintain a semester GPA of at least 3.0 and have completed at least 50 ...

Male college students, especially those who had done well in their high-school classes, are much more likely than females to drop out when placed on academic probation after their first year in school ...

Academic status is indicated on all final grade reports, academic transcripts, and may also be obtained through WyoRecords. Academic probation shall constitute notice that a student is not ...

Here you can find answers to any questions you might have concerning academic probation. What is “academic probation?” You are placed on academic probation when you do not meet the cumulative grade ...

Students who fail to maintain good academic standing will be subject to a sanction of graduate academic probation, graduate academic suspension, or graduate academic dismissal. Students are placed on ...

Academic probation serves as a form of punishment to encourage satisfactory student performance, as a method to inform students of the gravity of their academic situation, and a way to identify ...

The University cumulative GPA is 2.00 or greater. The GPA for the most recent semester is 2.00 or greater. The cumulative GPA in the major department is 2.00 or greater, based on at least 16 credits.

Academic probation “on most campuses means that a student has not met a minimum threshold to be in good academic standing, and that typically is a minimum grade point average,” says Kristi ...

Many students experience academic difficulty during their time at SCU and may be placed on Academic Probation. Being on Academic Probation indicates that there is a concern with your academic progress ...