The required minimum grade point average to maintain good academic standing in the School of Education is 3.0 for all programs (with the exception of Selected Studies in Education and Social Work, which is 2.8). Students whose cumulative averages fall below these minimums will be placed on college probation. Be aware that overall grade point average is not the only criteria. Excessive number of incompletes, missing grades, and/or limited progress toward degree can also be factors in college probation. The School of Education has three categories of college probation:
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Students whose cumulative grade point average is between 2.8 and 2.99 (or 2.6 and 2.79 for Selected Studies in Education and Social Work) must meet the following terms:
Attend meetings with an academic advisor in the Office of Academic and Student Services as required.
Attain a cumulative average at or above 3.0 at the end of the semester (or 2.8 for Selected Studies in Education and Social Work).
Utilize tutoring services and other campus resource services as needed.
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Students whose cumulative average is between a 2.0 and 2.79 (or 2.0 and 2.59 for Selected Studies in Education and Social Work) must meet the following terms:
Attend meetings with an academic advisor in the Office of Academic and Student Services as required.
Attain a cumulative average at or above 3.0 at the end of the semester (or 2.8 for Selected Studies in Education and Social Work).
Utilize tutoring services and other campus resource services as needed.
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