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Academic Bulletin Continuance in College - 2014-15

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    Continuance in College

    A student must meet the minimum requirements for continuing at Wabash. For students who entered in August 2000, or thereafter, the requirements are as specified below:

       Freshman to Sophomore 6 courses and a 1.50 average
       Sophomore to Junior 14 courses and a 1.70 average
       Junior to Senior 24 courses and a 1.85 average
       Senior to Graduate 34 courses and a 2.00 average

    The Dean of the College is authorized to continue in college a student with a cumulative average lower than that formally required. Such actions are reported to the Registrar.

    A student must earn at least three course credits toward the degree each semester; a freshman, however, may be retained for his second semester if he passes two course credits. A student failing to meet this requirement may be continued in college on the recommendation of the Dean of the College, provided the student has maintained cumulative progress adequate to meet the requirements outlined above for continuation in the College.