Participate in a reinstatement review process
What additional steps are required for reinstatement?
Students must also:
Demonstrate readiness for success (coursework, training, or experience)
Participate in a reinstatement committee review
Agree to a structured academic contract with performance benchmarks
Is reinstatement guaranteed?
No. Reinstatement depends on:
Program availability
Academic progress potential
Alignment with University priorities
How can I stay on track academically?
Students are strongly encouraged to:
Monitor their academic standing regularly
Meet with their academic advisor early and often
Use tutoring, coaching, and support services
Take immediate action if they are struggling
Who should I contact for help?
Contact your academic advisor or the Division of Academic Affairs for assistance.
How can I track my academic standing during the semester?
Students should regularly monitor their grades, attendance, and course progress through the institution's learning management system (Canvas) and student portal (Wired). Meeting assignment deadlines, reviewing instructor feedback, and communicating with faculty members are important ways to stay informed about academic performance. Students are encouraged to seek assistance as soon as concerns arise rather than waiting until the end of the term.
How often should I meet with my academic advisor? (Consequences & Expectations)
Students should meet with their academic advisor at least twice each semester and more frequently if they are experiencing academic challenges, changing programs, or planning graduation requirements.
Expectations:
Attend scheduled advising appointments.
Follow academic improvement plans when assigned.
Discuss course selection and degree progress.