2011-12 College Catalog - South Florida State College

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credit hours, and must have your program of study
approved by a counselor or advisor prior to your
next registration.
C. You will remain on Academic Probation 1 status
until your cumulative GPA rises above 2.0 or until
moved to Academic Probation 2 status.
II. Academic Probation 2:
A. If you have been placed on Academic Probation 1,
you will be placed on Academic Probation 2 if your
GPA for any subsequent term falls below 2.0.
B. If you are on Academic Probation 2, you will be
required to attend individual counseling/advising
sessions, be limited to no more than a 13 credit
hour class load, and be restricted to a prescribed
program that may include courses to overcome skills
deficiencies.
C. You will remain on Academic Probation 2 status
each term that your cumulative GPA remains below
2.0 unless you are moved to Academic Suspension
status.
III. Academic Suspension:
A. You will be placed on Academic Suspension if your
GPA for any two consecutive terms falls below
2.0.
B. The period of Academic Suspension is one
term.
C. You may request that the Academic Appeals
Committee review your case.
D. While on Academic Suspension, you may audit
two non-developmental courses while receiving
assistance in the Tutoring and Learning Center.
E. If you are on Academic Suspension, you may not
attend college credit classes for the term (a term is
defined as the fall, spring, or summer terms) unless
approved by review under the following procedure:
“Removal of Academic Suspension/Probation.”
IV. Removal of Academic Probation/Suspension Status:
A. You may be removed from Academic Probation 1
status by attaining a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher
during the current term.
B. You may be upgraded from Academic Probation 2
to Academic Probation 1 by achieving a term GPA
of 2.0 or higher.
C. If you are readmitted after Academic Suspension,
you will enter on Academic Probation 2 unless your
cumulative GPA is 2.0 or higher.
V. Determination of Satisfactory Progress: Determination
of satisfactory progress will be measured at the end of
each term.
VI. Transfer Students - When you transfer to SFCC, your
cumulative GPA is determined by the transfer courses
posted on your transcript. You remain in good standing
until your transfer credits have been officially evaluated
and become a part of your academic record. In most
cases, this should occur prior to advising/registration for
your first term.
NOTE:
A. The cumulative GPA does not include college
developmental courses.
B. If you are a college credit student who has been
suspended, you may change to an occupational
certificate program and register for occupational
classes and be placed in good standing.
C. If you transfer into the SFCC Associate in Arts
degree program with less than a 2.0 GPA, you will
be admitted on probation.
Occupational Credit
I. Occupational Program Probation Procedure:
A. If you fail to maintain satisfactory progress toward
occupational program competencies during any
term, you will be placed on occupational program
probation. Program competencies may include
any state of Florida Occupational Program Student
Performance Standard.
B. Any instructor has the right to recommend probationary
status at any time during your program enrollment.
C. Occupational program probation must be for a
specified length of time with specific conditions
for your remediation assigned in order to have the
probationary status lifted. Conditions of probation
are determined by the program instructor and the
department chair or division dean.
II. Removal of Probation:
A. You will be removed from probationary status upon
satisfactory completion of the probation conditions.
III. Occupational Program Suspension:
A. If you have been placed on occupational program
probation, as determined by the instructor and
department chair or division dean and do not
complete the conditions of probation, you will be
suspended from the occupational program.
B. Program suspension is for a minimum of two terms.
If the suspension occurs prior to mid-term, the term
counts as a term of suspension. If suspension
occurs after mid-term, the term does not count as a
term of suspension. A term is defined as fall, spring,
or summer enrollment periods.
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