ACADEMIC STANDING
Eligibility to Continue Graduate degree students
who have been accepted into a degree program must maintain a 3.0
cumulative grade point average for all graduate courses (see exceptions
under Course Repetition in the Business, Education, or Psychology
section and under Time Limit below). Should a graduate degree student's
cumulative grade point average fall below 3.0, that student will
be placed on academic probation. During the next semester that the
student is enrolled and during each subsequent semester while the
student is on academic probation, a 3.0 grade point semester average
must be achieved, or that student will be dismissed at the end of
the semester. Furthermore, if a student does not achieve a 3.0
cumulative grade point average by the end of 12 hours of coursework
taken after being placed on probation, that student will be dismissed
from the program.
Readmission After Dismissal A graduate student may
not continue taking courses after being dismissed from the program.
By petition to the School of Business or the School of Education
or the Department of Psychology and Sociology and on recommendation
of the Graduate Advisory Committee, a student may be readmitted
for further graduate study, or a student may be denied readmission.
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