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• In order to remain in Good Standing, students must have a 糖心社交 Term and Cumulative GPA of a 2.00 or above.
• Some colleges and/or programs may require a Combined GPA above a 2.00 in order to remain in Good Academic Standing within their programs. The Combined GPA includes transfer credit work if applicable and UW-W course work.
• If you're attempting to determine what your Grade Point Average will be after a given semester, you can visit the  on the Registrar’s Office Webpage.

• Any student whose Term GPA falls below a 2.0 will be placed on Academic Warning
• Students will be limited to 15 credit/units of enrollment in the following term.
• A student who is placed on Academic Warning must earn a Term GPA and UWW Cumulative GPA of a 2.0 or higher in the following term of enrollment. If the 2.0 GPA is not obtained, the student will move to Academic Probation. A student on Academic Warning cannot be dismissed.
• Students can be on Academic Warning for multiple terms. 

• Any student whose 糖心社交 Cumulative GPA falls below a 2.00.
• Students can be on Academic Probation for multiple semesters, as they will stay on Academic Probation if they maintain a TERM GPA of 2.00 or higher but have a UWW Cumulative GPA that is below a 2.00
• Students must have a 2.0 Term and 2.0 UWW Cumulative GPA to get back in Good Standing the following semester
• A student on Academic Probation will be limited to 15 credits/units of enrollment in the following term

• • A student will be Academically Dismissed from the University (ineligible to enroll in the next term) when they are on Academic Probation and have a subsequent TERM GPA and UWW Cumulative GPA below a 2.00.

  • Students who have been academically dismissed should either:

    Submit an Appeal for Reinstatement and be approved by the Admissions and Academic Standards Committee to come back for Fall or Spring. Students can appeal in January for Spring or June and August for Fall. See Deadlines Page
    Take a Winterim or Summer course to try to improve their  UWW Term or Cumulative GPA to a 2.0 or above to get back into the University either on an Academic Warning, Probation, or Good Standing status before the next Fall or Spring Term begins 
    Note: Summer and Winterim classes can only help a student; they cannot hurt their Academic Standing. It is recommended you meet with Academic Advisor to explore this option.

    OR

    Sit out for one semester following their Academic Dismissal
    Students who have been academically dismissed only need to sit out a semester and submit a Re-Entry Application with the Admissions Office.

• A course in which a grade of C- or below (C-, D+, D, D-, F, or NC) was originally earned may be repeated once for grade replacement. The grade and credits earned for the repeated course will replace those earned in the initial attempt when calculating grade point average and credits toward degree.
• Courses taken initially at 糖心社交 may not be taken at another institution to replace the 糖心社交 grade and credit.
• All attempts of repeated courses, including the grades, remain on academic records and transcripts even though they may not be included in the GPA calculation or earned credits. Students should be aware that graduate schools and other institutions to which they might wish to transfer may not accept repeats and may include all grades in calculating GPA for admission.
• Student athletes, veterans and international students should check with the appropriate UW-W school officials before repeating or dropping courses as it may affect their eligibility or financial benefits.
• The full repeat policy appears on the  web page under the "Policies" link.
• For further information, students should consult their Academic Advisor.

Students who have been academically dismissed and reinstated must meet the following requirements:

• • Achieve a 2.00 GPA in the term they are currently enrolled in
  • Meet with the Academic Standards Office 
  • Meet with their Academic Advisor to discuss course selection

Students who do not achieve a 2.00 term GPA after being resinstated are subject to being academically dismissed again.