Learning you've been placed on academic probation can feel overwhelming and even a bit scary. Don't worry! CSE academic advisors are here to help navigate the process. Find out what you need to do to evaluate your situation and take action.
Learning you've been placed on academic probation can feel overwhelming and even a bit scary. You might be asking yourself, "Am I a good student?" and "What does this mean for me?"
Take a deep breath! Academic probation happens from time to time, and it doesn't mean you aren't a capable student.
However, it does mean that it's time to reevaluate your situation and take action. Don't worry! CSE academic advisors are here to help navigate the process.
If you've been placed on academic probation, you will be notified via email this week.
The first thing you need to do is complete the academic probation contract and self-assessment worksheet, which will help you identify challenges from last semester.
Then you need to set up a one-on-one appointment with your advisor. During the meeting, you and your advisor will use your self-assessment worksheet to develop an action plan for success.
Advisors will start meeting with students on academic probation this week, so be sure to schedule your appointment as soon as possible. Please note that students already admitted to their major must meet with their department before meeting with their CSE academic advisor.
Check out the Probation and Suspension section of our website for more detailed information.
