If a student-athlete does not qualify for midyear certification his/her case will be reviewed by the Compliance Committee Task Force where penalties will be issued accordingly.
Prior approval from the Office of Records and Registration is required if courses taken during another's institution's summer term are to be utilized in determining whether credit is transferable back to KSU. You must complete the Visiting Student Form (Office of Records and Registration).
Student-athletes who have failed to meet the good academic standing grade-point average requirement must attend summer classes at KSU. KSU will only accept the transferable credits hours, not the GPA from other institutions. It is your responsibility to consult with the Academic Coordinator for Athletics if you fall into this category.
*Only 6 credit hours will be used to attain the required 24 credit hours for the academic year.
Ways that my scholarship can be reduced or cancelled include but are not limited to....
Breaking team rules
Rendering yourself academically ineligible
Missed Study Hall ($50-$100/hour) or Class ($500/class)
Repeat offenders for SH the rate will increase by $100
Repeat offenders for unexcused absences from class: rate will increase by $500
Sell and/or use of drugs
Violations of University Policies
Violation of local, state and, federal laws
Disrespect of any athletic or university official
Acquiring a visible tattoo after return to KSU
The mission of this policy is to ensure that integrity of the College Level Examination Program (CLEP) Test, as a means to assist student-athletes in their Progress Towards Degree (PTD) is maintained.
In order for credit hours to count towards a student-athlete PTD the following must occur:
Student-athlete must have a 2.000 or higher GPA in order to take the test
Student-athlete must have successfully passed 18 credit hours between the Fall and Spring semesters
Student-athlete must have successfully passed 6 credit hours in their last full time semester enrolled
The CLEP test must be taken and passed 15 days prior to the start of the student-athlete's prospective first athletic contest