2021-2022 Catalog > Academic Policies > Undergraduate Academic Policies > Academic Standing > Warning, Major Probation, and Removal from the Major

Warning, Major Probation, and Removal from the Major

Students will receive a warning when their overall GPA is above 2.0, but fail to achieve a semester GPA of 2.0; or when they fail to make satisfactory progress towards degree completion.

Students who earn a GPA below 2.0 in their major, even if only one course has been completed, are alerted to minimum GPA requirements and referred to their major for advising. Students with at least two courses in their major and a GPA in their major under 2.0, will be placed on probation for not making progress in their major. If students do not meet the probationary conditions the following semester they may be removed from their major.

Students who earn excess grades of "I" and/or "W" are sent a warning and may have their records frozen for advising.

Students are sent a warning if any single grade of “F” is earned.