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Adding and Dropping Classes
Changes to Department, Major, Degree Aim or Objective
Good Academic Standing and Probation
Probation Process
Grade Change-Clerical or Procedural
Extension of an Incomplete Grade
Retroactive and Late Actions
Graduate Half-Time Study
International Student Limitations
Late Enrollment
Late Fees
Leave of Absence/Withdrawals
Off-Campus Study
Readmission
Reinstatement
Repetition of Courses
Spring/Annual Evaluations
Transferring Credit
Waiving Academic Residency
Good Academic Standing and Probation 

Good academic standing is determined by graduate students meeting departmental and graduate studies standards; a GPA of 3.0 or above, in upper-division, graduate and professional course work; satisfactory spring evaluation; and having no more than a total of eight units of "F" and/or "U" grades. Some departments specify more stringent grade requirements.

Good Academic Standing is a requirement for:

  1. Holding academic and staff appointments.
  2. Receiving fellowship, scholarship, or traineeship appointments.
  3. Advancing to candidacy for a graduate degree.
  4. Going on a leave of absence.
  5. Obtaining a graduate degree from UCSD.

Graduate students who are not in Good Academic Standing for any reason are subject to probation and/or disqualification from further graduate study.

 

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