Academic Suspension

Students who are placed on academic suspension will receive a letter from APRC informing them of their status. Being placed on suspension means that:

1. The student failed to successfully complete all attempted credits with passing grades while on probation; or
2. The student may not have met intervention conditions determined by APRC, which were included in the student’s letter of probation; or
3. The student has been on probation for more than one term* and has failed to
4. correct the SAP deficiency (for GPA or completion rate).

* see “Multi-Term Academic Plan while on Probation” above

The suspension may last for one or more terms. The student may return based on having met the conditions for returning to school after a suspension, as indicated in the letter from APRC informing the student of their suspension. An Application for Enrollment Reinstatement must be completed and returned to the Registrar’s Office no later than five weeks prior to the first day of the anticipated term of return (see Reinstatement Policy).

A status notation of academic suspension will appear on the student’s permanent official transcript.

Students are allowed to return from only one academic suspension. A second suspension will result in an automatic academic dismissal from Antioch College. After returning from academic suspension, students must meet the conditions determined by APRC, as indicated in their reinstatement approval letter, or they may be academically dismissed (see Reinstatement Policy).