Academic Warning
Academic Warning students are those who have earned a semester GPA of less than a 2.0, while maintaining a cumulative GPA of a 2.0 or higher. If your cumulative GPA falls below 2.0, you are then placed on academic probation.
Take action now to improve your GPA and reduce your risk of being placed on academic probation or dismissed from the University.
What You Can Do
Check Withdrawal Dates
Know the specific academic deadlines, policies, and procedures relating to your academic status, course withdrawal, course repeats, course registration and major program application and admission.
Meet with your Academic Advisor
Your advisor is your best source. At a minimum, you should meet with your advisor once a semester.
Visit Career Services
Explore career options, receive assistance building a resume, job search, or to find a major that fits your career description.
Attend a Visor Center Workshop
Workshops at the Julia N. Visor Academic Center cover various topics, including communicating with professors and overcoming test anxiety.
Meet with your Instructors
Go to office hours, ask questions and talk with your instructors. It is your responsibility to read and know your course syllabi.