Special Note: Full-time enrollment (completing twelve units each semester) is required of the following students: internationals , veterans receiving full benefits , students receiving social security benefits , and all students receiving financial aid of any kind. When dropping classes students must be aware that they are required to complete twleve units of credit. The grade point average of a student is obtained by dividing the total number of units attempted at Biola College into the total number of grade points obtained at Biola College . To graduate, a student must have at least twice as many grade points as units in the total credit value of all courses undertaken by him, and a 2.00 grade point average in the major field. A student will be permitted to repeat a course in which he has received either an For a D grade . The better grade will be the only one used in computing the cumulative grade
point average at Biol a College . The units will be counted only once. Grade reports will be issued to students from the Regi strar's Office.
Academic Standards While a grade of Dis accepted as a passing grade in a single course , such quality of work in general is at no point a criterion of progress from level to level. A minimum average grade of C is necessary to graduate . Still higher minimums are required before admission to student teaching. Students who transfer units from other institutions must maintain an average grade of C in all work completed at Biola College as a requirement for graduation, and an average grade of C in all work presented for a degree, as well as all work in the major field. Academic Warning: A student whose semester average falls below C (2.0) but whose cumulative scholarship average in Biola College is 2 .0 or higher will be placed on academic warning. Academic Probation: Any student whose cumulative scholarship average in Biola College falls below C (2.0) will be placed on academic probation. Probation indicates a period of trial , and the student must achieve better than a 2 .0 average the subsequent semester or face the possibility of being disqualified . A student is required to drop all extra curricular activities , and the academic load will be restricted during this period of probation. Academic Dismissal: A student may be disqualified at any time if his grades are very low in one semester or if he has not achieved minimum grades for two successive semesters. A student who is considered for dismissal may be allowed to continue on strict probation as determined by the Academic Standards Committee. A disqualified student may apply for readmission only after a full year has elapsed. After one year , he may apply for readmission only if evidence is given which indicates that chances for scholastic success are good. A student who has been twice disqualified may not be readmitted .
Academic Load The minimum full -time load is twelve units . A student who is on scholastic probation may be limited to twelve units or less depending upon his grade point average. A mini mum of ten units must be taken by those living on campus.
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