- Academic Bulletins
- Browsable Academic Bulletin
- Academic Calendar, 2007-2008
- Introduction
- Admissions Information
- General Information
- Academic Information
- Software and Hardware
- Transient Policy
- Academic Appeal
- Academic Classification
- Academic Dismissal
- Academic Evaluation
- Academic Honors
- Academic Integrity
- Academic Probation
- Active Military Duty
- Attendance Policies
- Audit Policy
- Cancellation of Course Section
- College Credit by Examination
- Communication Requirements
- Course Classification
- Course Load
- Credit by Validation
- Credit for Experience
- Definition of a Major
- Directed Study
- Double Major Policy
- Drop/Add Policy
- Emergency Course Cancellation
- Examinations and Grade Reports
- General Degree Requirements: Associate of Science
- General Degree Requirements: Bachelor of Science
- General Education Philosophy
- General Education Requirements
- Grade Point Average
- Graduation
- Graduation with Honors
- Incomplete Policy
- International Baccalaureate Credit
- Jury Duty
- Library and Media Services
- Pass/No Pass Grade Designation
- Readmission Policy from Academic Dismissal
- Registration
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- Student Conduct
- Time Limits for Completion of a Program
- Transcripts
- Transfer Credit
- Withdrawal Policy
- Financial Information
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- Department of Diagnostic Medical Sonography
- Department of Nursing
- Department of Occupational Therapy Assistant
- Department of Pre-Professional Studies
- Department of Radiologic Sciences
- Faculty
- Directory
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- Department of Diagnostic Medical Sonography
- Department of Nurse Anesthesia
- Department of Nursing
- Department of Occupational Therapy Assistant
- Department of Pre-Professional Studies
- Department of Radiologic Sciences
A student is subject to academic dismissal when any one of the following occurs:
- Earning a GPA below 1.00 during any trimester.
- Failing to achieve a cumulative GPA of 2.00 after being on academic probation for two trimesters.
- Displaying a high degree of academic irresponsibility in matters of course attendance or class assignments.
- Displaying a high degree of academic dishonesty (see Academic Integrity in the Academic Information section).
