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Stat 101 all you need to pass the class, Schemes and Mind Maps of Statistics

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Procedure
Procedure Name
Academic Standing
Procedure # AD 2.1 Parent Policy
AD 2.0 Academic
Progression Policy
Policy Owner
Vice-President Academic
Effective Date
July 1, 2020
Procedure Owner
AVP Student Progression & Registrar
Next Review Date
July 1, 2025
Approved by
AVP Student Progression & Registrar
Approval Date
June 17, 2020
1.0 Purpose/ Background
This procedure outlines how NAIT acknowledges academic excellence, establishes consistent
minimum standards for academic performance and progression, and identifies when a student’s
ability to continue in a program is in jeopardy. This procedure applies to students admitted into
a certificate, diploma, or degree program at NAIT after July 1st, 2017. This procedure does not
apply to students enrolled in Academic Upgrading, Open Studies, Apprenticeship, and Non-
Credit programs or courses.
2.0 Definitions
Term
Definition
Academic Probation (AP)
A status assigned to a student who has exhibited previous poor
academic performance and is required to achieve a level of performance
as agreed upon by the student and program leader. Reasons for a
student to be placed on academic probation can include:
• student was previously withdrawn based on academic difficulties
• student’s most recent academic history at NAIT is not in good standing
• student was on academic probation in another program at NAIT or
post-secondary institution
Academic Standing
A term used to denote a student’s status based on criteria for
completing the credential
Academic Warning (AW)
A status assigned to a student whose term GPA falls below 2.0.
Good Standing
A status assigned to a student who has achieved a term GPA of 2.0 or
higher.
Learning Plan
An individualized learning plan collaboratively developed and agreed
upon by a student and program leader that is geared toward the
student’s success and completion of their program
Program Suspension
A decision permanently withdrawing the student from their program
Term Grade Point Average
(TGPA)
The TGPA for each term is calculated by dividing the sum of grade points
achieved in a term by the sum of all credits attempted in that term. The
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Procedure

Procedure Name Academic Standing

Procedure # AD 2.1 Parent Policy AD 2.0 Academic Progression Policy Policy Owner Vice-President Academic^ Effective Date July 1, 2020 Procedure Owner AVP Student Progression & Registrar^ Next Review Date July 1, 2025 Approved by AVP Student Progression & Registrar^ Approval Date June 17, 2020

1.0 Purpose/ Background

This procedure outlines how NAIT acknowledges academic excellence, establishes consistent

minimum standards for academic performance and progression, and identifies when a student’s

ability to continue in a program is in jeopardy. This procedure applies to students admitted into

a certificate, diploma, or degree program at NAIT after July 1 st, 2017. This procedure does not

apply to students enrolled in Academic Upgrading, Open Studies, Apprenticeship, and Non-

Credit programs or courses.

2.0 Definitions

Term Definition Academic Probation (AP) A status assigned to a student who has exhibited previous poor academic performance and is required to achieve a level of performance as agreed upon by the student and program leader. Reasons for a student to be placed on academic probation can include:

  • student was previously withdrawn based on academic difficulties
  • student’s most recent academic history at NAIT is not in good standing
  • student was on academic probation in another program at NAIT or post-secondary institution

Academic Standing A term used to denote a student’s status based on criteria for completing the credential Academic Warning (AW) A status assigned to a student whose term GPA falls below 2.0. Good Standing A status assigned to a student who has achieved a term GPA of 2.0 or higher.

Learning Plan An individualized learning plan collaboratively developed and agreed upon by a student and program leader that is geared toward the student’s success and completion of their program Program Suspension A decision permanently withdrawing the student from their program

Term Grade Point Average (TGPA)

The TGPA for each term is calculated by dividing the sum of grade points achieved in a term by the sum of all credits attempted in that term. The

TGPA is used to determined academic standing and dean’s honour roll at the end of each term. Dean’s Honour Roll A status assigned to a student who has achieved a term GPA of 3.5 or higher.

3.0 Procedures

3.1 General Procedures

3.1.1 Students enrolled in NAIT credit programs are required to maintain satisfactory

academic performance.

3.1.2 All students must meet the minimum term grade point average (TGPA) and

program requirements in order to progress.

3.1.3 Timely and reliable information will be available to students to assist them in

assessing their progress.

3.1.4 Responsibility for adherence to academic standing procedures is shared

amongst:

Registrar

  • Administration related to posting academic standing decisions at the end of

each term and updating transcripts with the decisions

Program Leaders

  • Monitoring students’ academic standing and being available for students

should they need assistance

Students

  • Monitoring their own progress and seeking assistance if required

3.2 Academic Standing Procedures

3.2.1 The Office of the Registrar will issue academic standing decisions after grades

have been received at the end of each term.

3.2.2 If a student achieves a TGPA of less than 2.0, they are placed on academic

warning. An “Academic Warning” notation will be added to the student’s

transcript.

3.2.2.1 Every student on academic warning will be provided an opportunity to

develop a learning plan that supports them in achieving the required TGPA.

3.2.3 If a student achieves a TGPA of 2.0 or higher, they are in good standing. A “Good

Standing” notation will be added to the student’s transcript.

3.2.4 If a student achieves a TGPA of 3.5 or higher, they will be awarded dean’s

honour roll. A “Dean’s Honour Roll” notation will be added to the student’s

transcript, and the student will receive a congratulatory letter from the dean of

their school.

3.2.5 Programs reserve the right to withdraw students, with approval from the

associate dean academic, based on the student’s academic performance after

the first term in the program.