Suspended students attending Summer School |
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Question |
Can a student who is suspended attend summer school? |
Answer |
Yes,
students on Academic Warning who fail to meet the standards by the end of their
next term of enrollment will be placed on Academic Suspension. Students on
Academic Suspension will have the opportunity to submit a written appeal for readmission.
* If the appeal is granted, the student will be able to remain enrolled for an
additional semester on Academic Probation. If the appeal is denied, or if the
student does not appeal, the student must sit out for at least one academic
term (two terms for a second suspension, two years for a third) before being
readmitted on Academic Probation. Summer Session does not count as a sit-out
term. *Because
there is no opportunity to appeal between Spring Semester and Summer Session,
students who are placed on Academic Suspension after Spring Semester may take
summer classes on Academic Probation.
Additional
information on the topic of academic suspension is available online. |
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