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Full-time Undergraduate Students
Non-Pharmacy Majors
Allowable Program Length - 6 Years
Half-Yearly Increments
| Year
Equivalents |
0.5
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1
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1.5
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2
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2.5
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3
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3.5
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4
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4.5
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5
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5.5
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| # Credits
per Half Year |
6
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6
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9
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9
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9
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12
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12
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12
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12
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14
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14
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| Cumulative
Credits |
6
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12
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21
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30
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39
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48
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60
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72
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84
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98
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112
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In addition to maintaining the yearly increments of
credits earned, students must also satisfy the average requirements
as detailed in this bulletin: students who have earned fewer than
30 credits must maintain a 1.8 grade point average; students who
have earned 30 credits or more but fewer than 60 credits must maintain
a 1.9 grade point average; students who have earned 60 credits or
more must maintain a 2.0 grade point average.
Graduate students in the School of Business and Public Administration
and Information Sciences must maintain a 2.5 grade point average,
all other students who are not in these majors and who have earned
fewer than 13 credits must maintain a 2.5 grade point average; all
other students who have 13 or more credits must maintain a 3.0 grade
point average.
Addendum for Charts:
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1) Title IV probation status will be considered
in the following manner: |
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a) A review is made at the end of each
semester to determine if a student's average is |
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b) A review is made at the end of the
Spring semester of each year for determination of work completed. |
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c) If a student has failed to meet the minimum requirements,
the student is placed on probation for the following year.
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d) At the end of the following year
(after the Spring semester), a determination is made, and if
progress (as defined below) toward minimum standards has still
not been made, the student will lose eligibility for the third
year. |
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e) Progress toward the minimum standards is defined as: 1)
completing the minimum number of credits required for that
year or cumulative increment or, 2) showing improvement in
the grade point average.
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2) The Dean will review P grades for grade point
average requirements. |
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3) U, F, W, WF, INC, ABS, UW, NGR, and AUD grades
do not count toward successful completion requirements. Repeated
courses count only once toward credits earned. |
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4) Part-time students should simply
prorate the requirements that appear on the full-time chart. |
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A student financial aid recipient must meet these
standards of good academic standing. The records of a student
on probation or who fails to make adequate progress toward
his or her degree are subject to review for mitigating circumstances
based upon professional judgment. A student remains in good
standing and eligible to receive Title IV funds until he
or she is declared ineligible. The determination will be
made at least at the end of each academic year.
The Office of Student Financial Services will contact students
who fail to meet the above academic standards, and will advise
them of the appeals process to help regain eligibility. The
office of the Academic Dean of the student’s major
conducts academic reviews and plays a pivotal role in determining
probationary status of a student.
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