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Low scholarship

Advisers in UAA Advising counsel students on academic warning and probation and those who have been dropped for low scholarship. Students in the EOP, SSS, or CAMP program meet with counselors in Office of Minority Affairs and Diversity Counseling Services. The College of Arts & Sciences Reinstatement Committee reviews the petitions of students requesting reinstatement to the College of Arts and Sciences. Other colleges and schools vary in their approach to students who have been dropped for low scholarship.
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