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  2. Begin by entering your personal information in the designated fields: Name, UIN, Classification, Major, and Cell Phone. Ensure all details are accurate for proper identification.
  3. Read the terms of the contract carefully. Acknowledge that you have been granted one semester on academic probation and understand the consequences of not meeting the conditions outlined.
  4. Select the appropriate box for the semester you will be on probation (Fall, Spring, or Summer) and indicate whether you are on cumulative GPR probation or semester GPR probation.
  5. Review and check off each condition you agree to meet during your probation period. This includes maintaining a minimum GPA and attending classes unless authorized otherwise.
  6. Sign and date the contract at the bottom. Ensure both you and your advisor sign to validate the agreement before submission.

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Academic warning The warning will not appear on your transcript, and it will not be visible to anyone other than RAS, advising staff, and your academic advisor. All you need to do in this case is to promptly fix whatever the issue was.
What is Academic Warning (formerly probation)? Academic Warning: You will be placed on academic warning if you have less than a cumulative 2.0 GPA when attempting 12 or more units.
For example, a student whose cumulative GPA at the end of spring semester falls below the defined standard would be assigned a standing of academic probation. If the students next term with enrollment is the following fall semester, the standing of probation would be in effect for the duration of the fall semester.
Warning Status: Students who do not meet the cumulative GPA standard and/or do not complete the number of units attempted for the first time may be placed on a financial aid warning status for one semester and may continue to receive financial aid for one payment period.
Warning: A student who does not meet all satisfactory academic progress requirements is placed on Warning for one semester. During this Warning period, the student will continue to receive financial aid as long as all other financial aid requirements are met.
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When a student is academically disqualified, they may not be able to enroll in classes and are discontinued from attending the institution. Can I still get financial aid on academic probation? Yes, you can still get financial aid if you are on academic probation.
Academic Warning: Students whose TXST GPA drops to 1.99 or below for the first time will receive an academic warning. They must raise their TXST GPA to at least 2.0 to return to good academic standing.
Some schools accept transfer requests from students on probation, but many institutions do not. Typically, you need an overall GPA of 2.0 or higher to transfer, and colleges usually grant transfer credit only for courses in which you earned a C or higher.

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