Center for Academic Persistence and Success

During the 2015-2016 academic year, The Center for Academic Persistence and Success advised all students who earned less than 30 credits and/or were undeclared majors. This semester, the CAPS advisors increased visibility and outreach efforts as well as scheduled small group meetings to support 1st-year students. The number of students on good standing increased by 30% as a result of the academic probation program, AMP! One student even received a 4.0 after being on academic probation after the fall semester.

Center for Academic Persistence and Success Stats

Total Advisees

FA2015 SP2016

Total Advisees 152 200

GPAS

FA2015 SP2016

4.0 10 10

3.0 - 3.99 50 62

2.5 - 2.99 21 28

2.0 - 2.49 13 37

1.0 - 1.99 33 38

< 1.0 23 18

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Academic Standing
FA2015SP2016
Good Standing120155
Probation2725
Suspended318
Academic Standing Changes
SP2016
Remained at Good Standing136
Good Standing > Probation19
Probation > Suspension17
Suspension > Probation1
Probation > Good Standing14
Suspension > Good Standing1