A student will be placed on academic probation whenever the student’s academic performance falls below MPCC’s established minimum requirements. The minimum requirements currently are as follows: a 1.5 cumulative GPA through the first 15 GPA hours, a 1.75 for 16-30 GPA hours and 2.0 for 31 or more GPA hours. Any student placed on academic probation who fails to meet the academic standards stated above by the end of the probationary semester will be placed on suspension. After a student has received academic suspension, the student may not re-enroll for a period of one academic year. Students who have extenuating circumstances may appeal suspensions by notifying the Vice President for Student Affairs in writing within five days after receipt of the suspension letter.

Instructions to Appeal Academic Suspension:

This form is intended only for students who received notification that they are on academic suspension and must be submitted by the deadline outlined in your suspension letter.  Once submitted, the Vice President of Student Affairs will review your academic record, the information you provide in this appeal, and reach out to you if more information is needed to determine a decision.  You may expect a response within five working days of the suspension appeal deadline.

For information on how to appeal financial aid suspension, e-mail finaid@mpcc.edu.

If any of the above contact information is out-of-date, please submit a Personal Information Update (right-click and select "open link in new tab").