Undergraduate
A student is in good academic standing if he or she is enrolled as
a matriculated student in a program of study leading to a degree,
diploma or certificate and is making satisfactory progress toward
the completion of the program of study. Satisfactory progress is
divided into two categories:
Nonprobationary
All students who maintain at least a
2.0 cumulative quality-point index.
Probationary
All students whose cumulative
quality-point index is below 2.0 but who, in the judgment of the
Dean of the school in which the students are enrolled, are
considered to be making acceptable progress toward a 2.0 cumulative
quality-point index and are permitted to continue on a matriculated
basis.
Graduate
Students in the master's and professional diploma programs must
maintain a 3.0 quality point average to continue in graduate work.
Students who fail to maintain this average, either in a particular
semester or in their overall academic record, are subject to having
their academic program terminated. Students in the doctoral program
are required to receive at least a B grade in all courses: when a
student receives a grade of less than a B, his or her program will
automatically become subject to review by the appropriate
department, interdepartmental graduate committee and the Office of
the Dean.