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How do students on probation return to good standing?

In general, students may:

1. Adjust their schedule (postpone difficult courses, use the second-grade-only option, reduce their course load, drop a course and either receive a W or enroll in a more suitable course, withdraw their registration).
2. Review and implement the study techniques described on the Peer Mentoring website.
3. Find a tutor.
4. Talk with their instructor(s).
5. Talk with the staff in CLAS Academic Programs and Student Development who can explain how to use resources such as professors' office hours, the university libraries, University Counseling Service, the Academic Advising Center, and Student Disability Services.

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How does probation affect financial aid?

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Might a student's academic probation be due to a learning disability?

Yes. If a student suspects s/he has a learning disability, s/he should make an appointment with Student Disability Services as soon as possible. See the video below. (If you can't see the video below, view it here.)