/Institutions/Neumont-University/json/2013-2014/Catalog-local.json

/Institutions/Neumont-University/json/2013-2014/Catalog.json

Re-Establishing Eligibility

• A student is removed from Warning, Probation, or Extended Enrollment status — and 1. re-establish eligibility for Title IV/HEA funds and 2. return to good academic standing — only when he or she fully meets the standards of SAP for their evaluation point(see SAP table).
• (For illustrative purposes: a student who is on Warning status in their third quarter, due to having a cGPA that is below the 1.75 requirement for their second quarter, must have a cGPA of 1.85 at the end of their Warning/third quarter; this is because the student must meet SAP requirements for the end of the Warning/third quarter, and in this case that requirement is higher than the requirement in place at the previous evaluation point/second quarter.
• A student who has completed a Warning quarter and meets SAP will resume eligibility for Title IV/HEA funds and return to good academic standing. A student who does not meet SAP must appeal and have that appeal granted (placed on Probation for the subsequent quarter), be approved for Extended Enrollment, or be dismissed from the university.
• A student who has completed a Probation quarter and who meets SAP will resume eligibility for Title IV/HEA funds and return to good academic standing.
• A student on Probation who does not meet SAP may only receive an additional quarter of probation if the university determines that they have fully met the requirements specified in the student’s academic plan; otherwise, the student must be approved for Extended Enrollment or be dismissed from the university.
• The University will notify a student who is on Warning, Probation, or Extended Enrollment status regarding whether or not they have met the standards of SAP and of their status for the following quarter.

Students dismissed from the university may apply for re-admission to the with a return date of no sooner than one year after their dismissal. The student must show evidence that the issues causing the academic deficiency and dismissal have been addressed and corrected.

Evidence might include community service completed, a successful record of employment, or academic accomplishment at another college or university, and other personal development activities. If re-accepted to the university, the student would be placed on Warning status for their first post-reenrollment quarter and be eligible for Title IV/HEA funding. The student’s application is reviewed by the Acceptance Committee, whereupon the application is either approved or denied. Students who are interested in applying for re-admission to the university should contact the Office of the Registrar.