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If you are 18 years old or older or have a high school diploma or equivalent, you will need a completed application for admission, proof of residency, and an official transcript. Once you have been admitted, college staff will help you determine which assessments will help you in enrolling for classes.
Changing Your Major To change your major, log into your CougarWeb account and under the Home Tab select REQUEST CHANGE OF MAJOR. Select the Catalog Year and a Program and hit Submit. You will receive a response via your Collin email account or you can run Cougar Compass Audit to see if the change has been made.
Failure to Meet the Standards of Academic Progress - GPA and Percent Completion. A student who fails to meet the Financial Aid GPA of 2.0 and/or a Completion Rate of 67% will automatically be placed on warning for the next semester of enrollment.
Poor Study Habits With continued poor results, students may be placed on academic probation if they don't maintain the minimum required GPA.
On the CougarWeb home page, under "Student Quick Links", choose "CougarCompass Degree Audit." On the Request an Audit page, there are 2 options – “Run Declared Program” and “Select a What-if.” Look under the “Run Declared Program” section, and determine if it is the degree you want to audit.
Students are placed on academic alert if their GPA falls below 2.00 after their first quarter on campus as a degree seeking (matriculated) student. Students are placed on academic warning if their cumulative GPA falls below 2.00 but it wasn't their first quarter as a degree seeking (matriculated) student.
Students receiving a grade of 'F' may repeat the course with benefits one time. If it is necessary to repeat the course a third time, the student must first successfully complete the course and then request the Collin College Financial Aid/Veterans Affairs Office complete the certification.
Example Two: After their first two semesters, they had a cumulative GPA of 2.1 and were in Good Standing. However, after completing their third semester with poor grades, their cumulative GPA has dropped to 1.9, putting them on Academic Warning."
Many college grading systems consider a D, or 65 percent, to be the lowest passing grade. Note that different schools, programs, or classes may have different cutoff points for what they consider a passing grade.