Advising Student Populations
The Academic Success Center provides resources to support faculty working with different student populations for academic advising and registration.
Academic Status (Warning, Probation, Suspension)
Advisors will receive email notification of their advisees on academic warning, probation, or suspension at the end of the term. The email will include information on what the student’s academic status means, how you might assist your students, along with communication students have received.
Graduating Seniors/Students
- Advisors can mark students as eligible to graduate in the Advising and Early Alert System on ‘Advising Home’ (instructions). Once a student is marked as eligible, a system generated email will be sent to the student with information and a link to the graduation application.
- Student Graduation Checklist
GRIT (Conditionally Admitted Students)
GRIT students are students conditionally admitted to the university. Previously, conditional admitted students were referred to as individually reviewed students; these are students who do not meet the automatic freshman or transfer admission criteria. We now refer to these students as GRIT students, as they participate in the GRIT (Growth, Resilience, Initiative, and Transformation) Program.
International Students
Center for Global Engagement works with international students as well as study abroad. International students have specific requirements depending on their visa types.
View the Advising International Students document for specific advising information related to full-time credit requirements, course delivery requirements, helpful communication tips, and more.
Student Athletes
Student athletes have certain academic requirements to follow in order to remain eligible to participate in their sport. Refer to the NCAA fact sheet below for more details.
- NCAA Eligibility Fact Sheet
- For Eligibility Questions, contact Jason Sobolik