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illness interfered with opportunity for satisfactory
progress; death in family–statement
from student or minister; temporary or permanent
disability–statement from physician.
During a probationary period, students
are considered to be making satisfactory
academic progress under this policy and may
continue to receive aid. A determination of
satisfactory academic progress for any period
of enrollment after the probationary period is
made, upon the student’s written request, at
the end of the probationary period. Reinstatement
after probation can be made only after
the student has received credit for the appropriate
percentage of work attempted with
the required GPA. Any student determined
ineligible for any academic year may request
a special review at the end of one semester or
summer term and may thereby be reinstated
for all or part of the academic year. The student
must request any such mid-year review
in writing; otherwise only one determination
of satisfactory academic progress will be
made each academic year. Reinstatement cannot
be made retroactive.
Scholarships
The University’s merit-based scholarship
programs for entering first-year students are
listed first, and require separate application
where noted. Other scholarship programs
follow, and generally do not require separate
application unless noted otherwise. Students
wishing to apply for any scholarship listing
need as a consideration should complete the
PROFILE application of the College Scholarship
Service.
The Nancy Susan Reynolds Scholarship is
awarded to up to six extraordinarily capable
entering first-year students. Made possible
through the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation,
this scholarship annually covers the costs of
tuition, fees, room and board, and includes an
allowance for books and personal expenses.
Scholars may receive up to $2,000 each summer
for approved travel or study projects. The
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Merit-Based Scholarships Application is due
December 1.
The Graylyn Scholarship is awarded to an entering
first-year student to recognize leadership
and academic excellence. Made possible by
the Graylyn International Conference Center,
this scholarship annually covers the costs of
tuition, fees, room and board. Scholars may
receive up to $2,000 at least one summer
for approved travel or study projects. The
Merit-Based Scholarships Application is due
December 1.
The Guy T. Carswell Scholarship, awarded to
entering first-year students possessing outstanding
qualities of intellect and leadership,
ranges in annual value from tuition to tuition,
fees, room and board. Scholars may receive
up to $2,000 at least one summer for approved
travel or study projects. The Merit-Based
Scholarships Application is due January 1.
The Deal Family Scholarship provides funding
for the Carswell Scholarship program, with
preference first to students from Catawba,
Caldwell, Burke, and Alexander Counties,
NC; second to other North Carolinians; and
third to other students.
The Joseph G. Gordon Scholarship is awarded
to up to seven entering first-year students
showing exceptional promise and leadership
potential who are members of constituencies
traditionally underrepresented in the College.
Made possible through the Z. Smith Reynolds
Foundation and the University, this scholarship
annually covers the cost of tuition. The
Merit-Based Scholarships Application is due
January 1.
The Merit Supplemental Scholarship is awarded
to entering first-year students showing
exceptional promise and leadership potential
who are members of constituencies traditionally
underrepresented in the College. The
Merit-Based Scholarships Application is due
January 1.