Failure to Meet Non-Academic Requirements

Academic progress committee (APC) actions for non-academic issues may include but are not limited to the following:

The student may be placed on probation and specific areas needing improvement are identified by the APC. A specific plan to address these concerns is developed by the student with his or her faculty advisor. This plan is submitted to the committee. If the committee does not agree with the plan, a committee member meets with the student and his or her academic advisor to develop an alternate plan. The student is allowed to continue in the program as long as she or he is making progress as based on the plan of action.
The APC may recommend to the vice president and dean of the Seminary that the student be terminated. A student who is terminated from the program for non-academic reasons can reapply for admission following withdrawal for one semester (excluding summer). Students reapplying for admission will be reviewed by the APC, prior to review by the admissions committee.