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Academic advisors often advise students who have academic difficulty. There are a variety of reasons why students end up on academic warning or probation. Some of the reasons:

  • Poor or no study habits; lack of time management;
  • Involvement in too many activities or lack of involvement;
  • Lack of motivation;
  • Test-taking anxiety;
  • Overwhelming personal or family issues;
  • Lack of preparation for college
  • Lack of direction.


Students will not always recognize the results of poor academic performance.  The existence of mid-semester deficiencies and its overlap with pre-registration facilitates a discussion.

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