Academic Probation

You are automatically placed on academic probation whenever your cumulative GPA falls below 2.0. Whether you were admitted on probation or have been placed on probation, your academic performance will be evaluated when you complete an additional 12 credit hours at IUPUC or another IU campus. You will be removed from probationary status if your GPA for these 12 credits is at least 2.0 and your cumulative GPA is at least 2.0. If you are a probationary student and your GPA for the additional 12 credits is 2.0 but your cumulative GPA remains below 2.0, your probationary status will be continued for another 12 credit hour unit of work; you must raise the cumulative GPA to at least 2.0 during this time, or you will be dismissed.

Dismissal

You are subject to academic dismissal when you fail to make satisfactory progress toward your degree. You will be dismissed whenever your GPA for a full-time semester or a 12 credit hour unit of work is below 1.0 and your cumulative GPA is below 2.0

If you are a probationary student, you will be dismissed if your GPA for the additional 12 credit hour unit of work is below 2.0. Likewise, if you are a student whose probationary status has been continued for a second 12 credit hour unit and you fail to achieve a cumulative GPA of 2.0, you will be dismissed.

Readmission

If you are a student who has been dismissed for the first time, you must sit out for a minimum of one academic semester (fall or spring) and then may petition to be reinstated. Students who have been dismissed for a second time must sit out for one full academic year (fall and spring) and then may petition to be reinstated.

Please contact the Director of the General Studies Program for reinstatement procedures.