Gonzaga University, Spokane Washington

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To the Student

Students are on Academic Probation when their term and/or cumulative GPA falls below a 2.0. Furthermore, to be in Good Academic Standing with the University, students must maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.0 as determined at the end of each semester, beginning with the completion of the student's second regular (non-summer) term at Gonzaga University. If the semester or cumulative grade point average falls below a 2.0, a notation of "Unsatisfactory Progress" will appear on grade reports and transcripts. The Academic Success Plan you are about to complete will provide you with an opportunity for reflection on your academic history, with a focus on your success stories, and how to apply them moving forward in the academic goals you will set for yourself. We invite you to use the many resources Gonzaga has to offer to assist you on your journey.

Reflection

Please take a moment to reflect on your last semester. What were your successes? What could you improve on? Where would you like to be at the completion of this term, academically? After careful consideration, please share your thoughts with us in the space provided. Be specific. *

Academic History and Transcript Review

What was your last term GPA? *

What is your cumulative Gonzaga GPA? *

What is your major GPA? (Use the Degree Evaluation in Zagweb) *

Issue	Course(s)	How can you resolve the transcript issue?
Incomplete Grades
Report Delay Grades
V Grades
Failing Grades in required coursework
Other

In what courses have you been most successful? *

In what courses have you been least successful? *

Major Discernment

Change of Major/Minor	List new:
Change of Advisor (if necessary)

Suggested resources for major/career discernment

Service	Provider	Location/Contact Information
Options Meeting/Exploratory Advising	Academic Advising & Assistance	College Hall 104/ext. 4072
Career Counseling: MBTI/Interest Inventory	Counseling Center	324 E Sharp/ext. 4054
GAMP (Gonzaga Alumni Mentor Program)	GAMP	Crosby 213/ext. 4086

Your Personal Recommendations (For You, By You)

Individual meeting with each instructor: How often?
Meet with Advisor: How often?
Explore tutoring options: www.gonzaga.edu/aaa
Contact DREAM (Disability Resources Education & Access Management) for an Informational Interview
Construct an Academic Plan to Graduation. Check out the tutorial online at www.gonzaga.edu/aaa. Review with your academic advisor when complete, and make adjustments as necessary.
Other:
Other:

Academic & Student Life Resources

If you believe one or more of the following offices at Gonzaga could be a resource to you this semester, please check the corresponding box, and of course, use us!

Office	Location	Ext
Academic Advising & Assistance	College Hall 104	4072
Disability Resources, Education & Access Management	Foley Library, 2nd Floor	4134
Mathematics Lab	Herak Center	5512
Writing Center	Foley Center Library	6610
Career Center/GAMP	Crosby 211	4234
Counseling Center	324 East Sharp	4054
Health Center	704 East Sharp	4052
Housing and Residence Life	704 East Sharp, Lower Level	4103
Student Life Case Managers	College Hall 120	4100
Your Advisor
Your Professors
Other:

Goals

Please write three specific academic goals for this semester. Your goals should be attainable and realistic. Be sure to describe how you will achieve each goal, and what you can do if you find yourself off-track at any point in the term. After midterms, we will meet again to review the goals you have set for yourself and check on your progress. *

You may either print out your completed plan and return it to your advisor and/or AAA in College Hall 104, or click on the submit button below. This will send the form to us electronically. An advisor must have your completed Academic Success Plan no fewer than one business day before your scheduled meeting. For questions or comments about the Academic Success Plan or the process, please contact Academic Advising & Assistance: advise@gonzaga.edu, 509-313-4072, College Hall 104.