Academic Review

Academic Review is not considered to be a punitive measure but rather a serious warning to the student that the student’s future at the College is in jeopardy. The period of Academic Review is, therefore, a time to make the necessary academic improvement to regain good standing.

Students are placed on Academic Review status for any of the following:

1. Failure to maintain the minimum cumulative average for good standing
2. Failure to maintain a 2.0 cumulative average in their major field
3. Failing Grades (“F”s or “WF”s) in three courses in any one semester
4. Attaining a semester average of less than 1.7 in the preceding semester
5. Students who have one or more incompletes at the end of a semester and students who do not have the grade point average required for good standing are automatically placed on Academic Review for the following semester.

At the discretion of the Vice President for Academic Affairs or the Dean of Academic Affairs, students on Academic Review may be required to take a reduced load. Students may not transfer credits earned at any other college during the Academic Review period. A full-time student who is on Academic Review must take at least 12 credits for a grade.