2006-2007 Undergraduate Catalog - Kettering University
2006-2007 Undergraduate Catalog - Kettering University
2006-2007 Undergraduate Catalog - Kettering University
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20 / <strong>Kettering</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />
While on probation 2, a student will be allowed to register for a maximum of sixteen credit hours (including labs) and must participate in<br />
academic advising through the Academic Services Office.<br />
Probation 2 is for one academic term. This term begins with the next academic term following the probation 1 term (in which a student is<br />
registered for at least 12 credit hours). A student who meets the criteria for good standing at the end of the probation 2 term will be granted<br />
good standing status. A student not meeting the criteria for good standing at the end of the probation 2 term will meet the criteria for<br />
academic dismissal. Students on Probation 2 are not allowed to register for any courses the following term.<br />
Academic Dismissal<br />
Academic dismissal occurs only after a student's prior academic status was probation 2, the student does not show a significant academic<br />
improvement and/or was not able to achieve all three good academic standing criteria.<br />
A student who is academically dismissed is ineligible to return to <strong>Kettering</strong> <strong>University</strong> either as a degree-seeking student for a minimum of<br />
three academic terms or as a provisional readmit (junior/senior only) student for a minimum of two academic terms following the academic<br />
dismissal term.<br />
A student who returns after the three-term suspension will be readmitted on probation 2 (see Probationary Readmit). A student who returns<br />
after the two-term suspension will be readmitted under a Provisional Agreement, through their degree-granting department (see Provisional<br />
Readmission Agreement).<br />
Dismissal Appeals<br />
Upon notification of academic dismissal a student may submit a written appeal to the Academic Review Committee; a sub-committee of the<br />
<strong>Kettering</strong> <strong>University</strong> Faculty Senate. The decisions of that committee are final and no further appeal process is available.<br />
Readmission of Academically Dismissed Students<br />
Students who were administratively dismissed by the Academic Review Committee need to petition directly to the Committee for readmittance<br />
one term prior to the term in which they desire to return. Conditions and criteria required for readmittance are provided at the time of the<br />
dismissal.<br />
Probationary Readmit - Freshmen and Sophomores<br />
Students academically dismissed through the Academic Review Committee may not petition for readmission until all of the following<br />
conditions have been met:<br />
• A minimum period of three academic terms (nine months) must elapse following the term of academic dismissal<br />
before a student will be permitted to petition for readmittance.<br />
• Before petitioning for readmittance, the student is required to attend another institute of higher education as a fulltime,<br />
non-degree seeking student, completing a minimum of four courses (twelve credit hours).<br />
• The student must obtain a 3.0 term/semester GPA from the college of attendance.<br />
• Courses must be representative of courses taken within the student's chosen degree program at <strong>Kettering</strong> <strong>University</strong>.<br />
Upon satisfactorily meeting the above stated requirements, the dismissed student may petition the Academic Review Committee for<br />
readmittance. To do so, submit a letter and a transcript from the other institution to the Academic Review Committee requesting probationary<br />
readmittance. Please contact the Academic Services Department at 800-955-4464, ext. 9775 for further direction.<br />
Students granted readmittance are readmitted on probation 2 and will not be allowed to attend back-to-back terms immediately following the<br />
probationary readmit term. Readmittance after dismissal by the Academic Review Committee will be permitted one time only.<br />
Provisional Readmission Agreement - Juniors and Seniors<br />
This process of readmission is available to a student dismissed after obtaining junior or senior status only. Forms and information can be<br />
obtained in the Academic Services Office, 3-322AB, (800-955-4464, ext. 9775).<br />
After academic dismissal through the Academic Review Committee process, a minimum period of two academic terms (six months) must<br />
elapse before a student may petition for readmittance through a Provisional Readmission Agreement.<br />
A student readmitted through the provisional readmit agreement will not be allowed to attend back-to-back academic terms immediately<br />
following the provisional readmit term.<br />
Readmittance under the Provisional Readmission Agreement will be permitted one time only.<br />
Terms of Provisional Readmit Agreement<br />
At the end of the Provisional Term, students must have met all five stated requirements (listed below) of the agreement for readmittance to<br />
be valid.