• Seek guidance regarding academic or personal barriers to success.

Consequences of Not Meeting with an Advisor:

• Delayed registration.
• Missed graduation requirements.
• Inaccurate course selection.
• Increased risk of academic probation or other academic standing concerns.

What happens if I do not participate in required support programs?

Failure to participate in required support programs, such as tutoring, academic coaching, workshops, or meetings, may result in:

• Continued academic difficulties.
• Failure to satisfy conditions of an academic improvement plan.
• Registration holds or restrictions (where applicable).
• Escalation of academic standing concerns, including probation or suspension, according to institutional policies.

Students are strongly encouraged to participate fully in support programs designed to help them achieve academic success.

What are academic intervention conditions?

Academic intervention conditions are requirements placed on students who are

experiencing academic difficulty and need additional support to improve their performance.

These conditions may include:

• Maintaining a specified GPA.
• Meeting regularly with an academic advisor.
• Participating in tutoring or academic support services.
• Completing academic success workshops.
• Limiting course load during a semester.
• Submitting periodic progress reports.

Failure to meet intervention conditions may result in further academic action, including continued probation, suspension, or other sanctions outlined in institutional policy.

The purpose of academic intervention is to provide structured support and help students return to good academic standing.