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Students who develop a pattern of low academic achievement risk being suspended from MSU. After a first suspension, you may not enroll in classes for the next semester; with Spring suspensions, this means both Summer and Fall. Following a second suspension, you may not enroll for a full academic year.

Undergraduate students who enrolled in a course for CR, or P cannot repeat the course on a credit basis. Students may repeat a course for a maximum of two times for three total enrollments and can repeat a maximum of 20 credits.

A: An NGR (No Grade Reported) marker has been inserted in your records because your instructor failed to submit grades by the standard deadline. As soon as these grades are submitted your real grade will replace the NGR.

A student with a failing grade (F) in a graduate class within their program of study will be placed on academic probation until the failed class is repeated and/or a new grade is assigned as long as the student maintains the required 3.00 session GPA. The course must be repeated the next semester it is offered.

If failing, a 0.0 (or N in a P-N graded course) will be assigned. The course will remain on the student's academic record. Undergraduate Students: To initiate a late withdrawal, the student must obtain approval from the office of the associate dean of their college or the Neighborhood Student Success Collaborative.

Full-Time Students Undergraduate students must carry at least 12 credits a semester or summer session to: Participate in intercollegiate athletics. Qualify for the Dean's List for the semester. Qualify for most scholarships, awards, and financial aids.

Minors must be approved and/or changed via the academic governance system using the Request for a New Academic Program or Request for Changes in an Academic Program form.