Important information!
If you have been placed on academic probation following the spring 2023 semester, schedule your required probation advising appointment today to meet the Friday, Oct. 6, 2023 deadline.
Advising calendars fill up quickly as fall registration appointments begin, and you don’t want to miss your opportunity. Failure to complete your paperwork and appointment(s) by this date may result in suspension from the University.
Please review the following information to know what is expected of you while on academic probation, including scheduling appointments. Please note: upper division (admitted to the major) students have additional meetings to complete as part of their probation requirements. This information can also be found on the CSE Academic Probation and Suspension website, as well as emails you received from CSE about your probation requirements.
You may register for spring 2024 classes during your designated time queue while you are on academic probation if you have completed the following steps:
Pre-major (lower division) requirements:
Admitted to the major (upper division) requirements:
Academic probation requirements
As a CSE student, you must meet these minimum academic requirements during your probation semester in order to avoid suspension from the University:
More information on probation can be found on the CSE Academic Probation and Suspension webpage. If you have questions additional questions, please contact your CSE college advisor or csestudent@umn.edu.
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CSE Academic Advising
Please review the following information to know what is expected of you while on academic probation, including scheduling appointments. Please note: upper division (admitted to the major) students have additional meetings to complete as part of their probation requirements. This information can also be found on the CSE Academic Probation and Suspension website, as well as emails you received from CSE about your probation requirements.
You may register for spring 2024 classes during your designated time queue while you are on academic probation if you have completed the following steps:
Pre-major (lower division) requirements:
- Register for classes. You must be registered for fall 2023 classes prior to the probation appointment with your college advisor.
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Schedule a probation appointment with your college advisor. You must contact the CSE Academic Advising office by Friday, Oct. 6, to schedule that appointment. Schedule appointments with your CSE college advisor on the CSE advising appointments web page.
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Complete the Academic Probation Contract and Self-Assessment worksheet (PDF) prior to your appointments and be prepared to discuss your worksheet with your college advisor. If this form is not complete at the start of your appointment with your college advisor, your probation hold will not be moved, as you will not have met a term of your probation. This means you will not be able to register at your queue time and you may be required to reschedule your appointment with your advisor. You can download the worksheet from the CSE Academic Advising Policies, procedures, and forms webpage.
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During your appointment, be prepared to discuss your completed forms, as well as your goals for the term and changes you will make or have made to improve your academic record.
If you have other registration holds placed by the CSE Academic Advising Office, you will be required to schedule a second appointment with your college advisor. There must be a minimum of 24 hours between each advising appointment.
Admitted to the major (upper division) requirements:
- Register for classes. You must be registered for fall 2023 classes prior to the probation appointments with your DUGS/departmental advisor and your college advisor.
- Schedule a probation appointment with your DUGS/departmental advisor. If you are admitted to more than one CSE major, you will need to meet with DUGS/departmental advisors from each of your majors.
- Schedule a probation appointment with your college advisor. You must contact the CSE Academic Advising office by Friday, Oct. 6, to schedule your appointment with your college advisor. This appointment cannot be scheduled for a date prior to your appointment with your DUGS/departmental advisor. Schedule appointments with your CSE college advisor on the advising appointments webpage.
- Complete the Academic Probation Contract and Self-Assessment Worksheet (PDF) in advance of your appointments and be prepared to discuss your Worksheet with your DUGS/departmental advisor. Then, have your Worksheet ready to discuss with your college advisor. If this form is not complete at the start of your appointment with your college advisor, your probation hold will not be moved, as you will not have met a term of your probation. This means you will not be able to register at your queue time. This may require rescheduling your appointment with your advisor. You can download the worksheet from the CSE Academic Advising Policies, procedures, and forms webpage.
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During your appointment, be prepared to discuss your completed forms, as well as your goals for the term and changes you will make/have made to improve your academic record.
Academic probation requirements
As a CSE student, you must meet these minimum academic requirements during your probation semester in order to avoid suspension from the University:
- Complete the required probation meeting(s)
- Earn at least a 2.0 term GPA and achieve/maintain a 2.0 cumulative GPA
- Meet any additional requirements set by your CSE college academic advisor and/or DUGS/departmental (major) advisor
More information on probation can be found on the CSE Academic Probation and Suspension webpage. If you have questions additional questions, please contact your CSE college advisor or csestudent@umn.edu.
CSE Academic Advising
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