Probation

Students who fall below the minimum GPA levels indicated above and are allowed to remain at the university will be placed on academic probation. Undergraduate students may be required to take or retake specific courses as outlined by the Registration & Academic Services (RAS) Office. Students on probation (or re-admitted on probation) must meet all requirements made by RAS on behalf of the Academic Standing Sub-committee. Students with a probation or re-admitted on probation status will be assigned an academic advisor in RAS, in partnership with their Faculty Advisor(s). Students must follow through on all meetings and requirements established for them. Students failing to comply with the requirements made by RAS may have their courses dropped or withdrawn, or be suspended or dismissed from the institution for failure to comply. No student is entitled to more than one semester on probation. 

Students who fall below the minimum GPA levels indicated above and have been placed on academic probation status are ineligible to participate in most campus extracurricular activities and campus leadership, or to represent the university unless such participation is connected with a credit bearing course required in the student's current major area of study. Ineligibility for participation includes, for example, cheer team, club teams, extramural teams, intercollegiate athletics, music performance groups, ministry teams, student organization officer, and theatre productions/performances. Students on academic probation are not eligible to enroll in courses offered through IWU-National & Global. 

Most student leadership positions have requirements in addition to the minimum above. Please reference IWU Student Handbook. 

Certain organizations have requirements in addition to the minimum above.

Students may also earn a probation status if they have outstanding incompletes and their current cumulative GPA is below the probation threshold.