May 19, 2003

This letter should serve to inform you that you have been placed on ACADEMIC SUSPENSION due to your previous course work at one or more of the colleges in the North Harris Montgomery Community College District. North Harris College has identified you as enrolling in at least one course at this college in Spring 2003 and urges you to attend one of the Probation/Suspension meetings Listed below. According to NHMCCD policy, you will not be allowed to register for Summer OR Fall 2003 courses unless you attend one of the meetings and then successfully appeal your suspension.

Please bring the following to the meeting:

  1. Advising profile-this may be obtained free of charge from the Admissions Office and is your unofficial transcript needed for advising
  2. Registration form
  3. Pen-black or blue ink
  4. NHMCCD catalog
  5. A schedule of the classes for the semester in which you wish to enroll

You are asked to arrive 10 minutes prior to the start time of the meeting to allow for sign in and seating. Meetings begin promptly at the start time listed, and no one is admitted after the meeting begins. Parents and guardians of small children are encouraged to obtain childcare so that full attention can be devoted to the meeting.

At the conclusion of the Probation/Suspension meeting, you will be provided with information on how to appeal your suspension from NHMCCD. If your appeal is successful, you will be allowed to enroll in coursework for the Spring 2003 semester as approved in your appeal. Additionally, you will be REQUIRED to register for, pay for, and successfully complete HUMD 0111 - Strategic Learning Systems.
PROBATION/SUSPENSION MEETING SCHEDULE
Day Date Start Time End Time Location
MondayMay 1910:00 am12:00 noonParkway Rm 314
ThursdayMay 229:00 am11:00 amA 126 NHC
Tuesday May 275:30 pm7:30 pmA 126 NHC
WednesdayMay 285:00 pm7:00 pmParkway Rm 314
ThursdayMay 299:00 am11:00 amA 126 NHC
ThursdayMay 295:00 pm7:00 pmCarver Center Gallery
FridayMay 3010:00 am12:00 noonCarver Center Gallery
MondayJune 210:00 am12:00 noonParkway Rm 314
Tuesday June 35:30 pm 7:30 pmA 126 NHC
Tuesday June 310:00 am12:00 noonCarver Center Gallery
WednesdayJune 45:00 pm7:00 pmCarver Center Gallery
WednesdayJuly 25:00 pm7:00 pmCarver Center Gallery
WednesdayJuly 99:00 am11:00 amA 126 NHC
WednesdayJuly 95:00 pm7:00 pmParkway Rm 314
TuesdayJuly 225:30 pm7:30 pmA 126 NHC
WednesdayJuly 2310:00 am12:00 noonParkway Rm 314
MondayJuly 285:00 pm7:00 pmParkway Rm 314
WednesdayJuly 3010:00 am12:00 noonA 126 NHC
MondayAugust 410:00 am12:00 noonParkway Rm 314
ThursdayAugust 78:30 am10:30 amCarver Center Gallery
WednesdayAugust 115:00 pm7:00 pmParkway Rm 314
MondayAugust 1810:00 am12:00 noonParkway Rm 314
MondayAugust 184:00 pm6:00 pmCarver Center Gallery
WednesdayAugust 205:00 pm7:00 pm Parkway Rm 314
ThursdayAugust 2110:00 am12:00 noonCarver Center Gallery
SaturdayAugust 2310:00 am12:00 noonParkway Rm 314
MondayAugust 2511:00 am1:00 pmCarver Center Gallery

"Academic Suspension - A student currently on academic probation will be suspended if he or she fails to achieve a credit GPA of 2.0 or higher in the semester immediately following the probationary semester."

"Academic Probation-A student who establishes a pattern of academic problems (failing to maintain good academic standing for two or more semesters while at NHMCCD) will be placed on academic probation until good academic standing is reestablished. Academic probation is a serious warning that the student's academic performance and/or progress must improve in order for the student to continue enrollment in the college. Students on academic probation are required to meet with a counselor or advisor prior to registration and are not allowed to register for a subsequent semester until current semester grades are posted. Students on academic probation may be required to register for a reduced course load or for specific courses; in addition, they must participate in the required probation program at the college where they are taking the majority of their hours."

"Good Standing-A student will be considered to be in good academic standing if all the following conditions are satisfied:

  1. The student maintains a semester GPA of at least 2.0.
  2. The student maintains a cumulative GPA of at least 2.0.
  3. The student has successfully completed at least 70% attempted NHMCCD credit and developmental coursework for the last year.

Students who do not maintain the minimum GPA and course completion standards outline above will be placed on academic warning, academic probation, or academic suspension."

2002-2003 Catalog: North Harris Montgomery Community College District