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Consequences of Academic Probation Most seriously, if you fail to come off probation, you could be suspended from college for a semester or even dismissed.
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 probation is when students must improve their academic standing by meeting or making evident progress toward their schools eligibility criteria. Academic probation isnt meant to be a punishment but a warning or wake-up call.
Students will be placed on academic probation at the end of the fall/spring semester in which the cumulative GPA falls below 2.0. While on academic probation, students may only register for 2 courses per semester until the cumulative GPA is raised to 2.0 or higher.
It is time to work harder and to get help. Academic Probation- This status indicates that a student has one semester to improve ones GPA. If a student on probation earns less than a 2.25 GPA (approximately a C+ average) for the semester, that student will be dismissed from the college.
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Being placed on academic probation will impact a students registration. Future registrations will be dropped and will be limited to part-time. Students will need to discuss their options with their academic advisor and their funding source, as their eligibility for funding may be affected.
It doesnt matter. If, after being on academic probation, one fails more classes, the college will usually terminate the student.

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