Students who fail to complete a cumulative GPA of 2.0 and a completion rate of 67% will immediately be placed on Warning. While being on Warning does NOT prevent you from registering or receiving aid, it does serve as a warning to begin taking steps necessary to turn your academic record around.
If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact your advisor at advising@dctc.edu or 651-423-8397.
A student in warning status must achieve a cumulative GPA of 2.0 AND 67% completion in their next semester of enrollment to regain good academic standing. Failure to reach these cumulative requirements will result in suspension.
If you wish to appeal for academic and/or financial reinstatement following suspension from 抖阴pro. If approved, this reinstatement is effective for one semester with successive reinstatements based on your meeting the Satisfactory Academic Progress standards. The Appeals Committee decision will be based only on the written information you provide, so please be as complete as possible.
Upon return from suspension a student will be put on probation status. Minimum requirements upon return: continued probation for academic progress is 2.5 GPA and 75% completion for each semester until cumulative GPA is 2.0 and cumulative completion rate is 67%.
A document summarizing program requirements and progression toward graduation.
All online and blended/hybrid courses are housed on this platform. In-person courses may also have course components on D2L. For further information and resources, please visit our Online Learning webpage.
When a student actively removes themselves from a course or courses during the drop period, it does not appear on their transcript and they are not charged for the course.
A student’s one-stop spot to manage all academic and institution records (ex. check grades, register for courses, pay tuition). Please go to www.dctc.edu > current students > .
Failure – Student never attended the course – 0 grade points per credits – is included in GPA calculation.
Failure- The student has attended at least once or has completed some work in the course but then stops participating in the course – 0 grade point credits – is included in GPA calculation.
Many courses are available for wait listing if they are filled. Students may add their names to the wait list within e-services.
When a student actively removes themselves from a course or courses after the drop period, but before 80% of the instructional days have elapsed for the course. Students will receive a grade of “W” and tuition is charged for the course.
