Ohio Admin. Code 3335-9-23 - Minimum scholastic requirements
(A) Rules
3335-9-23 to
3335-9-28 of the Administrative
Code shall apply only to undergraduate students (as defined in rule
3335-9-01 of the Administrative
Code). The academic standards controlling warning, probation, and dismissal of
professional and graduate students shall be established by rule of the
faculties of the college in which the professional student is registered, or of
the graduate school if the student is a graduate student; provided, however,
that an undergraduate professional student shall not be dismissed from the
university unless he or she has
they have first been placed on probation following
his or her
their most recent past quarter, semester, or term of
enrollment.
(B) Application of rule
to transfer students. For the purpose of this rule the point-hour ratio of a
transfer student from another university, who is admitted to advanced standing
in this university shall be computed only upon work done at this
university.
(C) Requirements and
definition. A cumulative point-hour ratio (see rule
3335-8-26 of the Administrative
Code) of at least 2.00 is required for graduation (see rule
3335-9-30 of the Administrative
Code). Students below a 2.0 will remain eligible to enroll at the university,
subject to the terms of their probation, as long as they have not been
academically dismissed. Deficiency points are applied only to the records of
students whose cumulative point-hour ratio is below 2.00 and are defined as the
number of credit points a student would have to earn to bring
his or her
their cumulative point-hour ratio up to that level.
Deficiency points may be calculated by subtracting the total number of credit
points earned from twice the total number of credit hours attempted for which
calculable grades ("A," "A-," "B+," "B," "B-," "C+," "C," "C-," "D+," "D," "E,"
or "EN") were given.
Notes
Promulgated Under: 111.15
Statutory Authority: 3335
Rule Amplifies: 3335.08
Prior Effective Dates: 03/13/1978, 08/05/1996, 08/06/2004, 08/01/2005, 04/23/2014
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