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President's
List
At the
end of each semester, the Registrar prepares for the President a list of
those full-time students who have earned a grade point average of 4.0.
The President notifies those students who qualify and the college
announces the list.
Dean's
List
At the
end of each semester, the Registrar prepares, for the purpose of
recognizing academic excellence, a list of those full-time students who
have earned grade point averages of 3.5-3.99, with no course grade below
a C (2.0). The Vice President/Academic Dean notifies those students who
qualify and the college announces the list.
Academic
Probation
Academic probation is a means of alerting students who are in
academic jeopardy and must show academic improvement in order to remain
matriculated in their current program of study. Students will be sent
notification of probationary status. Students on academic probation for two (2)
consecutive semesters may be dismissed. Probationary status is removed once
students earn grades of good standing. Students are placed on academic probation
if their cumulative grade point average falls into one of the following ranges:
Cumulative grade point averages of:
No probationary status assigned for 1-11 credit hours;
GPA of 1.51 to 1.74 for 12 to 23 attempted credit hours;
GPA of 1.75 to 1.90 for 24 to 35 attempted credit hours; or
GPA of 1.91 to
1.99 for 36 or more attempted credit hours.
Academic Dismissal
Matriculated students will be dismissed for failure to earn the
minimum acceptable cumulative grade point average, as follows:
Cumulative point average of:
1.50 or less for 12 to 23 attempted credit hours,
1.74 or less for 24 to 35 attempted credit hours,
1.90 or less for 36 to 47 attempted credit hours, and
1.99 or less for 48 attempted credit hours to end of program.
Dismissed
students will receive notification in writing from the Division of Academic
Affairs. Dismissal requires students be disenrolled for a minimum of one
semester. Students may appeal the dismissal decision through the Appeals
Process.
Re-admission
After Dismissal or Withdrawal
Students who withdraw from York County Community College for failing one
or more courses, or who are dismissed for academic reasons, will not be
readmitted any sooner than one academic semester from the date of
withdrawal/dismissal. The Dean of Students will consult with the Vice
President/Academic Dean and the appropriate Department Chair to
determine readmission status of the student. Students dismissed from
York County Community College for academic reasons may appeal the
dismissal in writing to the Appeals Committee, at which time students
may present evidence of their ability to satisfactorily continue their
studies. The Appeals Committee may allow the dismissal decision to
stand, reverse the decision, or readmit students under specific
conditions.
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