Counselors assess and evaluate student challenges and provide resources for improvement toward successful academic and personal outcomes. They implement interventions and strategies that enable students to manage and overcome barriers to academic and personal success.
If you have an Academic Probation hold (APB) on your student record, don't worry! We are here to help you. To get started, you should know some important information about your academic standing and how you can plan for future success. Follow the steps below to address the issue and move forward:
Once you have completed all the necessary steps, a counselor will make the necessary changes to your registration hold so that you can register for the current or upcoming semester. However, please note that the hold will not be removed until you meet the College's GPA requirement.
We strongly encourage students on academic probation to follow the instructions mentioned above before starting a semester.
Navigate is the primary online resource for scheduling appointments with counselors for Academic Probation Support (individual meetings) and PASS Sessions (group meetings). During the following months, please be prepared to sign up for a PASS Session: January, July, August, Early September, and December. Students are expected to complete the appropriate Modules in the PASS Canvas Site (see Academic Probation above) before requesting an appointment.
You may expect to receive messages and appointment campaigns when assigned a counselor. If an appointment with your designated counselor is unavailable, you can schedule a meeting with any available counselor at the College.
If you have any questions, contact the Counseling Department of your primary campus or location.
Students who are taking all or most of their courses through NOVA Online and asynchronous learning.
if you have been Academically Dismissed or Suspended and would like to petition for reinstatement (after the separation period has been completed):
For questions regarding the policy and/or reinstatement process, please email the Counseling Department at your primary campus.