If you are a College Liberal Arts & Sciences (CLAS) student and your University of Florida grade point average is less than a 2.0, you must complete all academic success exercises and submit completed copies to an academic advisor before your registration hold will be lifted. 

1. Read Probation Guidelines  
2. Review Academic Rules and Regulations  
3. Complete Academic Success Exercises   
4. Contact University Resources

 

Probation Guidelines

What kind of hold do you have?  Please be sure to read the information below that pertains to your situation.
 
How to Remove your LS-Grade Point Average hold   (for Lower-Division CLAS students in terms 1-5 )

• Copy of Probation Letter for lower-division students

How to Remove your LS-Probation hold (for Upper-Division CLAS Students in terms 6-8) 

• Probation Guidelines Chart for upper-division students
  
• Copy of Probation Letter for upper-division students

 

Academic Rules and Regulations

Review the Academic Rules and Regulations below. You are responsible for knowing how this information pertains to you. This information will also help you complete the Academic Success Exercises below.

• Probation and Dismissal
• GPA, Deficit Points, Incomplete Grades & S/U Option
• Course Drop and Term Withdrawal Policy and Procedure
• Repeat Course Work
• Probation FAQ

Academic Success Exercises

You must complete the four Academic Success Exercises below and bring them with you when you meet with an advisor. Your hold will not be lifted unless these exercises are complete.

• Academic Success Exercises
• GPA Calculator (use this to complete the last portion of the exercises)

University Resources

There are numerous resources available on campus for students in academic difficulty. Please review the resources below to help you identify some ways to get back on the road to academic success.

• Learning Services Center
• Student Mental Health
• Counseling Center
• Teaching Center/Broward Tutor Schedule
• Students with Disabilities
• Office Academic Technology
• Career Resource Center
• Office for Academic Support & Institutional Services (OASIS)