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Gonzalez, Vanessa – New Directions for Higher Education, 2022
Policies on academic probation and dismissal have existed in the American higher education system for decades to maintain academic quality and encourage students to improve their performance. Research has aimed to clarify the relationship between academic probation, dismissal, and retention, yet differing results emerge. Furthermore, the…
Descriptors: Academic Probation, Academic Failure, Student Attrition, Educational Finance
Espinosa, Deveyvon; Escandallo, Jonelson; Muegna, Kristy Jane – Online Submission, 2023
Academic probation implementation in higher education institutions aims to ensure that students are meeting academic standards and making satisfactory progress toward their degree or program requirements. It serves as a warning to students not meeting these standards that their academic performance needs improvement. Hence, the purpose of this…
Descriptors: Academic Probation, Higher Education, Student Experience, Coping
Virtue, Emily; Lett, Erika Lytle; Cheshire, Grace; Brown, Diamond; Gregory, Whitney – Journal of College Academic Support Programs, 2023
Though many colleges and universities claim to be driven by missions that highlight access, equity, and student success, academic policy and practice do not always mirror these claims. American higher education institutions are "obsessed with smartness" (Astin, 2017), yet fail to support educational attainment in an equitable manner.…
Descriptors: Academic Probation, At Risk Students, Equal Education, Higher Education