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I’ve heard of something called “Satisfactory Progress.” How does this relate to the CLE?

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I’ve heard of something called “Satisfactory Progress.” How does this relate to the CLE?

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There are two checkpoints, according to the University’s definition of “Satisfactory Progress,” by which students must have successfully completed a certain number of credits within the Curriculum for Liberal Education. (1) by the time you have attempted 36 semester credits, you must have completed 12 credits of CLE requirements. (2) by the time you have attempted 72 semester credits, you must have completed at least 24 credits of CLE requirements. For further information, be sure to see “Student’s Responsibility – Satisfactory Progress Toward Degree” in the Undergraduate Catalog. Departments also set criteria for satisfactory progress within their majors; students should check with the department or their advisor.

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