Academic Recovery Information

Roadmap to Good Academic Standing

Tennessee State University is dedicated to helping each student meet their academic goals. The Academic Recovery Program is designed for all students on academic probation and those who have been readmitted after suspension. Our goal is to assist students in returning to good academic standing.

Academic Suspension Information

Students placed on Suspension after Fall 2025

For students who are considering appealing, please follow this link for deadlines to submit an application and documentation: https://www.tnstate.edu/records/academic_suspension_appeals.aspx 

Re-Admission Information (For those academically suspended Spring 2025 and before)

If you were placed on academic suspension after Spring 2025 and sat out for the Fall 2025 term, you can apply for readmission through the Admissions Office for readmission.

Please be aware that Financial Aid appeals are separate from academic suspension appeals and readmission. Readmission to the university does not guarantee the restoration of Financial Aid. Please contact the Financial Aid website for more information on SAP appeals and holds. Please be aware that Academic Affairs units cannot provide overrides for any Financial Aid processes or restore aid.

Academic Probation Information

Students Placed on Academic Suspension

Consequences of Academic Probation

Next Steps for Students Placed on Academic Probation

Please reach out to your Student Success Specialist if you need guidance on the next steps in getting back to good academic standing.

Requirements for Students in Academic Recovery

Requirements for Students In Academic Recovery

Students placed on academic probation, approved suspension appeals, and post-suspension readmits must perform the following in their first semester back, until in Good Academic Standing:

  • Mandatory monthly visits with your Success Specialist (Clement Hall, 3rd Floor)
  • Mandatory enrollment in UNIV 1020 (Academic Success Strategies)
  • Mandatory tutoring in courses you previously failed.
  • Achieve a 2.0 semester GPA by the end of the probationary term.

Retention Standards

All students must meet the Retention Standards below for positive academic progress. All academic policies are listed in the University Catalog.

If you have questions about GPA calculations and the "Retention GPA," please reach out to the Office of Records.

UNIV 1020 Resources

 

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