Reasons Students Reach Probation

There are many variables that can affect progress through college. Some variables are within a student's control including motivation, attending class, and studying. Other variables are out of the student’s control such as health conditions, car accidents, or family members losing their jobs.

Regardless of the reason you may find yourself on probation, it's important to remember that things happen but you are not alone. The University Studies Advising Team is here to support you in overcoming barriers to your success. Below is a list of some common reasons that students find themselves on academic probation. If you are experiencing any of these difficulties, please let your University Studies advisor know so they can help you develop a plan to get back on track.

• Not asking for Help
• Anxiety
• Changing Majors
• Financial Issues
• General Transition from High School to College
• Lack of motivation
  
• Lack of note taking or study skills
• Loneliness, Frustration, & Stress
• Mental Health
• Missing Exams
• Not Attending Class
• Overcommitment to a Club or Organization
• Physical Health
• Structure or Modality of Classes
• Time Management Difficulties
• Video Games
• Working/Balancing a Job