Except in the case of
extenuating circumstances, a student who fails to meet one or more of
these criteria will be placed on academic probation, effective for the
next semester. The Registrar may remove a student from academic
probation when the student meets each of the minimum academic
performance standards defined under Good Academic Standing.
A student remaining
on academic probation after two consecutive semesters is subject to
academic suspension for one semester. A student who is academically
suspended may not enroll for classes at Hendrix during the suspension
period. Following the academic suspension period, a student wishing to
return to Hendrix must apply for readmission through the Office of
Admission. Any coursework completed at another institution while a
student is on academic suspension must first be approved by the
Registrar’s Office.
A student who has been readmitted to
the College after academic suspension may be dismissed from the College
if the student continues to fail to make satisfactory progress toward a
degree. A student who is academically dismissed is barred from all
further enrollment at the College. A
student may not be
readmitted to Hendrix following academic dismissal. Additionally, a
student is subject to academic dismissal or suspension if the student
accumulates four F grades in courses with whole course credit, fails all
courses attempted in a single semester, or participates in an act or
acts of academic dishonesty.