Schenectady County Community College 2012-13 Academic Code
Such students remain eligible to register for course work but lose eligibility to hold student office, participate in intercollegiate functions or serve as public representative of the College. During the probationary period, these students may be limited to enrollment in 13 credit hours. 3.
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If the student fails either to return to SAP status or to meet the conditions outlined in the academic plan at the end of the term in which he/she was readmitted, the student will be dismissed from his/her program.
Readmission Students who have lost their matriculation through Academic Dismissal may apply for readmission to the College. 7.7.1 Students initiate the process by completing the application form provided by the Registrar’s Office and meeting with an academic advisor in the Advisement Center to re-examine their goals. This application process must be completed at least ten days before the start of the term in which readmission is to take place. 7.7.2 To become effective, all applications for readmission must be approved by the Vice President of Academic Affairs. This approval is based on recommendation of an ad hoc committee appointed by the Vice President (whose membership is kept confidential). The committee is responsible for: (1) the review of each applicant's academic progress and (2) the evaluation of each applicant's potential for successful continuation and program completion. If readmission is recommended, the committee also determines conditions to serve as a guide for successful continuation as well as a basis for future readmission decisions. The student is notified as to the action on the application for readmission and, if granted, the conditions to be met during the semester. 7.7.3 Readmitted students will be subject to the program requirements in effect at the time they are reinstated as matriculated students. Any change in program requirements resulting from the readmission process is subject to evaluation by the Division Dean as specified in Section 4.2. 7.7.4 After a decision has been made by the Readmission Committee and the Vice President of Academic Affairs not later than ten days after the decision has been made. Students may appeal if they possess additional evidence which was not presented to the Readmission Committee or new evidence has come to light. The Vice President of Academic Affairs will review the readmission application, documentation, any other pertinent data, and an oral statement from the student and will then render a decision. The student and the Registrar will be notified of the decision. The decision of the Vice President will be final.
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