Can students who lose their eligibility in the fall semester regain good standing for the spring semester by taking Intersession courses?
Intersession is not designed for this purpose. Grading for fall classes will not always be complete prior to the start of intersession classes, and grading for intersession classes won’t be concluded before the start of spring semester classes. Also, because intersession is linked to the spring semester, the effect of intersession classes on GPA and academic standing won’t be calculated until May. The condensed nature of intersession courses may make them an unwise choice for students struggling academically.
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