A graduate student (a) with a GPA under 3.0 or (b) who obtains credit for less than two-thirds of attempted courses after 9 credits, will be placed on probation.

Satisfactory Academic Progress means being in Good Academic Standing, meeting defined program milestones in a timely manner, and receiving credit in two-thirds of the courses attempted.

Good Academic Standing requires a GPA on 3.0, current enrollment, or eligibility for current enrollment in graduate courses.

A graduate student can repeat only two courses included in a graduate POS.

A graduate course can be repeated only once.

Clarification of average weekly work hours per number of internship credits earned.

A maximum number of 9 independent study credit hours may be included in a graduate POS.

A course for which an incomplete has been granted cannot be dropped.

Graduate students have one semester to finish an incomplete.

Students on academic probation cannot be granted an incomplete.

Restrictions on Pass/Fail courses that can be included in a graduate Program of Study (POS).

SP and UP grades are not used to calculate the graduate GPA and cannot be retaken to change a grade.

SP and UP grades will now be assigned for 797 and 899 courses.

The grading scale for graduate students is equivalent to that for undergraduate students.

Graduate GPA includes courses taken at AU and other Consortium institutions.

When transferring from non-degree status or a graduate certificate program to a graduate degree program, a maximum of 12 graduate credits may be transferred.

For example, 9 credits for a 30- or 33-credit master's program, 12 credits for a 36-credit master's programs and 15 credits for a master's program requiring 39 or more credits.

There are changes in number of credits shared in combined BA/MA programs.

'Reserved credits' no longer exist for combined BA/MA programs.

Admissions to combined BA/MA programs must be made when undergraduates have between 75 and 90 completed undergraduate credits.

Graduate students who have been admitted provisionally must obtain a 3.0 GPA after the first 9 credits or they will be academically dismissed.Applicants for whom English is not a native or first language must demonstrate proof of English language proficiency for graduate program that will be conducted in English.

Academic units are responsible for the verification of specific application documents.

OR 3.5 cumulative GPA on the last 12 credits in a graduate degree program still in progress. OR 3.30 cumulative GPA in a master's program from an accredited U.S.

Minimum requirement for full admission to a master's program: A baccalaureate degree from an accredited U.S.

Criteria for admissions and provisional admissions are delegated to academic units and teaching units.

American masters funding credits