At the beginning of spring semester, ACE Coaches and residence life staff hold individual meetings with residential students who had academic difficulties during the fall semester.

Goals for Academic Recovery

• Provide personal attention to all students identified as academically deficient
  
• Identify and assess barriers to the academic success of students who are struggling academically.
  
• Provide these students with strategies and resources to aid in their academic success
  
• Make appropriate referrals to academic resources and other student services
  
• Increase student retention and graduation rates

Who receives an Academic Recovery ACE Session?
Sessions are conducted with students who have a low GPA at the beginning of the spring semester. A low GPA is defined by the University as a 2.0. However, for students who live in certain communities it is a bit higher: Honors College: 2.75, Capstone Scholars: 2.75, Preston Residential College: 2.5, Teaching Fellows: 2.75

Students will receive a letter in mid-January notifying them of an academic recovery appointment.

Questions
If you have further questions about the Academic Recovery process please contact ACE at 777-5430

Academic Recovery Resources: For ACE Coaches and Residence Life Staff
Academic Recovery Intake Form (.pdf)
Academic Recovery Resource Manual - Residence Life Staff (.pdf)

Students Participating in the Academic Recovery Process:
Schedule an appointment online! Visit the ACE Appointments page

Academic Recovery Student Resources
Visit the ACE resources page