Mahurin Honors College Good Standing Policy
Requirements for Good Standing in the Mahurin Honors College
- A cumulative GPA of 3.2
Warning Semester Procedures
- Students placed on warning semester have not met the 3.2 cumulative GPA
requirement - Warning Semesters are determined by a student’s overall cumulative GPA and are
evaluated at the end of every fall and spring semester. - To remain enrolled in the Honors College, students on Warning must earn a TERM GPA
that is higher than their cumulative GPA (example: a student with a 2.96 cumulative GPA
must earn a 2.97 fall or spring term GPA to remain in the Honors College for the next
semester) - Students remain on Warning until their cumulative GPA rises above 3.2.
- There is no maximum number of semesters a student can be on Warning.
- Students on a Warning Semester will be required to make an advising appointment to be cleared for priority registration.
- It is the student’s responsibility to stay informed of their current standing within the Mahurin Honors College.
- If a student’s GPA by the end of the current term does not equal a term GPA higher than their cumulative GPA, the student will be dismissed from the Mahurin Honors College.
- If a student has been Academically Dismissed by Western Kentucky University, the student will be automatically dismissed by the Mahurin Honors College.
- Students who have been dismissed from the Mahurin Honors College have the opportunity
to be readmitted given their cumulative GPA has risen above 3.2.
- Students must go through the standard admissions process to be readmitted to the Mahurin Honors College.
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