Satisfactory Academic Progress | Chapman University Skip over carousel to next section Off Undergraduate Advising Satisfactory Academic Progress Academics Office of the Provost Academic Calendar Degrees & Programs Schools and Colleges Undergraduate Academics Graduate Education Course Catalogs Libraries Academic Freedom Academic Integrity Learning at Chapman Undergraduate Undergraduate Academics Degree & Graduation Requirements Changing Your Academic Pathway Undergraduate Advising Study Abroad Undeclared/Exploratory Students Pre-Health Professions Office University Honors Program Aims of Education Phi Beta Kappa Entrepreneurship Opportunities Advising Advising Overview About Advising Office Find Your Advisor Registration Date and Time Academic Probation and Dismissal Language Exams Undergraduate Advising FAQs AdvisingFest Academic Probation And Dismissal Satisfactory Academic Progress Academic Alerts Academic Notice (Probation) Academic Dismissal Follow Satisfactory Academic Progress To achieve satisfactory academic progress at Chapman, you must: Maintain specified minimum grade point average of 2.0 or higher (a "C" average). Successfully complete a minimum of 12 credits in one semester. Complete your educational objectives within a specific period of time (see Federal requirements below) All terms of college attendance will be considered for your academic progress, including terms in which financial aid was not received. Academic records will be evaluated at the end of each spring semester to determine if the above standards were achieved. Federal requirements for satisfactory academic progress If you are receiving federal financial aid (including grants, scholarships, work study, and/or loans), federal law requires that you maintain satisfactory academic progress. Federal requirements for satisfactory academic progress might differ from Chapman's policies on academic standing as outlined above. The latest policies on satisfactory academic progress in regards to federal financial aid can be found on the Financial Aid website. You can also contact the Undergraduate Financial Aid Office if you have questions/concerns about how your academic progress might affect your financial aid. Academic Probation And Dismissal Satisfactory Academic Progress Academic Alerts Academic Notice (Probation) Academic Dismissal Contact Advising Current students: Contact your advisor All other inquiries: advising@chapman.edu