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ACADEMIC PROBATION AND DISMISSAL
*There is a new Academic Probation and Dismissal policy at OHIO beginning
Summer 2011 that applies to ALL students, regardless of Catalog of Entry.
At the end of each quarter, every undergraduate student (part-time and full-time) must have earned at least a 2.0 minimum accumulative GPA or will be placed on academic probation. To be removed from probation, the student’s accumulative GPA must reach at least 2.0.
If you are placed on academic probation, schedule an appointment ASAP (before the next quarter/semester begins) with a staff member in your college office (see inside back cover). This professional will answer any questions that you have regarding academic probation, help you review the reasons that led to your probation, and plan a program to improve your grades.
If you are a first year or new transfer student on probation, you will be required to attend an Academic Success Workshop at the beginning of your next enrolled quarter/semester. Most colleges also require upper class students who are on academic probation or who have earned below a certain GPA to attend a Gaining Academic Progress Workshop. During these workshops you will learn strategies to help you succeed academically.
STUDENTS WITH FEWER THAN 135 QUARTER/90 SEMESTER CREDIT HOURS:
A student who is placed on academic probation and does not earn at least a 2.0 accumulative GPA the following quarter/semester is either continued on probation or is academically dismissed. The student is continued on probation if either:
• the quarter/semester GPA is at least 2.0, or
• the accumulative GPA is equal to or greater than the minimum GPA required for the total hours earned
First year students, new transfer students, and upperclass students in most colleges who are placed on academic probation are required to attend an Academic Success Workshop at the beginning of the next enrolled quarter/semester.
If a student who is on probation fails both of the criteria above, the student will be academically dismissed. Contact your college office (see inside back cover) for information on the reinstatement policy for your college.
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