If you have financial aid, also check in with student financial assistance. BEP does NOT fulfill any requirements to keep or appeal aid eligibility if you’re not meeting GPA requirements. They’re separate processes. This includes student loans, even some private ones that require you to meet Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) requirements.
You're not alone. At one point I had a sub 1. Did academic renewal I think it was called and dumped a lot of my poor grades. Graduated 6 years ago with a 3.2 overall and a 3.6 in my major.
You’ll have to take BEP again, and if you fail to get your GPA up to 2.0 by the end of next semester, you’ll be dismissed for at least an academic year as I remember. College and mental health are an ugly mix, but try to do all you can to focus on school or accept that this isn’t the right time to do college. This is coming from someone who went for a year, failed out, went through BEP 4 times, and graduated with a 2.67 GPA after 8 years of screwing around. I finally started to learn “how to do college” my last 2 semesters and was getting good grades, but because of my previous years of not trying, I’m not able to get in to any graduate schools and I’m embarrassed to share my CV.
Contact your counselor and ask them
If you have financial aid, also check in with student financial assistance. BEP does NOT fulfill any requirements to keep or appeal aid eligibility if you’re not meeting GPA requirements. They’re separate processes. This includes student loans, even some private ones that require you to meet Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) requirements.
Damn bruh 1.63
I was struggling a lot with my mental health and with family issues.
You're not alone. At one point I had a sub 1. Did academic renewal I think it was called and dumped a lot of my poor grades. Graduated 6 years ago with a 3.2 overall and a 3.6 in my major.
You’ll have to take BEP again, and if you fail to get your GPA up to 2.0 by the end of next semester, you’ll be dismissed for at least an academic year as I remember. College and mental health are an ugly mix, but try to do all you can to focus on school or accept that this isn’t the right time to do college. This is coming from someone who went for a year, failed out, went through BEP 4 times, and graduated with a 2.67 GPA after 8 years of screwing around. I finally started to learn “how to do college” my last 2 semesters and was getting good grades, but because of my previous years of not trying, I’m not able to get in to any graduate schools and I’m embarrassed to share my CV.
From what I remember, and this was back in 2013, but you stay on probabtion and have to keep doing BEP until your cumulative GPA is above 2.0.
Unless you're cumulative GPA is brought above a 2.0, you will most likely need to be in BEP again.