Can my enrollment be restricted based on academic performance?
Yes. The University may:
- Limit or restrict enrollment
- Require mandatory advising, tutoring, or coaching
- Enforce participation in academic support programs
Are there limits on how many times I can take a course?
Yes. You may attempt a course a maximum of two times.
Do I need to complete certain courses early in my program?
Yes. Students are expected to complete foundational courses early in their academic career.
What types of academic support are required if I am struggling?
You may be required to participate in:
- Advising
- Tutoring
- Coaching
- Other academic support programs
Can I appeal a decision?
Yes. Students may submit one appeal per decision with supporting documentation.
What are the deadlines for submitting an appeal?
- Appeals for probation or dismissal must be submitted within two weeks
- Grade appeals must be submitted within two weeks after final grades
What factors are considered during an appeal review?
Appeals are evaluated based on:
- Individual circumstances
- Academic readiness
- Program availability
- Institutional capacity and enrollment priorities
Are academic decisions final?
Final decisions may be subject to University review based on state requirements and institutional conditions.
How do I return after dismissal?
You must:
- Wait one semester
- Submit an academic improvement plan