University Academic advisement center

 

 Academic Probation

You are placed on academic probation at the end of a quarter if either your grade point average at Cal State L.A. or your cumulative grade point average in course work attempted from all of the colleges you attended falls below C (2.0).  You continue to be on academic probation until your Cal State L.A. and cumulative grade point average is 2.0 or higher or until you are disqualified in accordance with the regulations for academic disqualification.

 

Students’ probation status is indicated on GET in the term grade report.

Students who are on probation need to see their academic advisor immediately!  The University’s advisors are committed to helping students so their academic problems in one quarter do not carry over to subsequent quarters.  Continued academic problems could result in the student being academically disqualified from the University. 

 

Grade Point Average (GPA)
When looking at your quarterly grade reports, you'll find three categories of GPA (Term, Higher Education, and CSULA). The Term GPA is that quarter's GPA; the Higher Education GPA includes all of your undergraduate course work (from CSULA and other colleges); the CSULA GPA is your cumulative GPA during your enrollment at Cal State LA.  You must maintain a minimum GPA of 2.0 in all categories to graduate. Also, a 2.0 is required in your major courses for graduation. You can calculate any one of your GPAs by dividing the quality points by the attempted units, or you can use our GPA calculator

 

To find your GPA in your GET account. Go to VIEW MY GRADE  and select the term.

 

GPA,Grade Points and Unit Totals Term Statistics   Higher Education Statistics CSULA GPA           Units Taken GPA 11.000   177.500   Units Earned 11.000   196.250   Grade Points 44.000   690.200             GPA Calculation         Total Grade Points 44.000   690.200   = GPA 4.000   3.888 3.879
Academic Standing                                        Good Standing
GPA = Total Grade Points / Graded units towards GPA

 

 

This is a friendly reminder:

Academic probation is different than financial aid probation. Students on financial aid probation should see a financial aid counselor in the Financial Aid office located in Student Affairs, room 124.