Academic Catalog - Concordia College
Academic Catalog - Concordia College
Academic Catalog - Concordia College
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Readmission After <strong>Academic</strong> Suspension<br />
Students on academic suspension will not be considered for admission until the suspension<br />
period is over. To be considered, the students should forward a letter of application to the<br />
Office of the Director of Admissions.<br />
If the cumulative GPA is less than that required by <strong>Concordia</strong> for Satisfactory <strong>Academic</strong><br />
Performance, the cumulative GPA may be adjusted by excluding from computation of the<br />
cumulative GPA a maximum of nine semester hours or twelve quarter hours of courses with the<br />
lowest grades.<br />
If, after excluding these hours, the student meets <strong>Concordia</strong>'s definition of Satisfactory<br />
<strong>Academic</strong> Performance, readmission may be granted or, if a new student, admitted for the first<br />
time. However, the excluded courses required for graduation or their equivalents must be<br />
repeated at <strong>Concordia</strong>.<br />
The <strong>College</strong> limits the number of times that a student may be suspended from the institution<br />
because of academic reasons. A student may be suspended and return on academic probation<br />
only once. Students who are suspended a second time for academic reasons may enroll as<br />
students at <strong>Concordia</strong> only when their cumulative GPA earned elsewhere is at least a 2.00 in 24<br />
or more transferable hours. None of these hours may be earned during the first semester of<br />
suspension from <strong>Concordia</strong> <strong>College</strong>.<br />
Readmission After Disciplinary Suspension<br />
To be readmitted, the student must have a cumulative GPA that meets <strong>Concordia</strong>'s definition of<br />
Satisfactory <strong>Academic</strong> Performance. The steps for readmission are:<br />
1. Submit an application for admission.<br />
2. Write a letter to the Vice President of Student Services stating how change has occurred<br />
since suspension and explain why readmission should be granted.<br />
3. Meet with at least one member of the Admissions Committee and the Vice President of<br />
Student Services to discuss behavior expectations for readmission.<br />
4. Sign a statement indicating that all rules and regulations of the college will be followed<br />
and that a positive attitude will be displayed following readmission.<br />
5. The above steps must take place at least 3 weeks prior to the semester in which the<br />
student seeks readmission.<br />
A student who is suspended a second time because of a disciplinary infraction is expelled from<br />
the <strong>College</strong>.<br />
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