If you have appealed your suspension successfully, you will be placed on probation and may continue to take classes and possibly receive financial aid. If you do not successfully appeal, you may re-enroll without financial aid after one year. Watch this video to learn more about probation.
In order to remain on probation with an academic plan and not be re-suspended, for each term you attend you must earn a minimum GPA of 2.5 or higher until you bring your cumulative GPA to 2.0 and complete 100% of your classes until you bring your cumulative completion rate to 66.66%. You can't withdraw from classes or get a majority of C's during probation. Check your status using the GPA Calculator.
To recap - You can't withdraw or fail classes while on probation. It is important to be doing A or B work in your courses in order to reach the minimum requirements the soonest.
In order to be removed from probation and returned to good standing, your cumulative GPA must be 2.0 or higher and your cumulative credit completion rate must be 66.66% or higher. This may take one or several semesters on probation with an academic plan, depending on how far away from the minimums you are when you started your probationary term.
You will be re-suspended.
Yes! The appeal is an agreement between the student and Normandale to improve and be accountable.
If you don’t meet the terms of your agreement/appeal, it is unlikely that you will be approved again without new extenuating circumstances.
Follow through on your appeal and the academic plan that you committed to in your appeal. It is important to take it seriously.
The appeal is not just a formality, it is your responsibility.
When you submit an appeal, a decision will be made within 7 business days.
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