Policies

Welcome to Farmingdale State College’s Policy Library. This library is the official repository for all institutional policies and procedures and is intended to be a resource for faculty, staff and students seeking information related to the policies that govern the institution. This library does not contain department-specific policies and procedures. Please contact the department for specific departmental policies and procedures.

Please direct all questions regarding policy content to the Responsible Office listed on the respective policy.

If you wish to propose or amend an institutional policy, please review the Policy for Developing Institutional Policies and complete the Policy Proposal Form.

For assistance with drafting and amending policies, please refer to the Policy Writing Guidance and/or contact the Risk and Compliance Office at 934-420-5365.

Policies for Academic Standing for Non-Matriculated Students

Persons Affected

Faculty, Staff, Students, Third-Parties

Procedures

  1. Students who are in good academic standing, may take a maximum or 12 credits each semester, unless approved by the Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs or an Academic Dean.
  2. Good Academic Standing- A GPA of 2.0 or higher
  3. Academic Probation- students who fail to obtain a minimum grade point average of 2.0 in any particular semester will automatically be placed on academic probation.
  4. Academic Suspension- students who are on academic probation twice in succession (not including summer or winter intersession) are subject to suspension. Students who have been suspended for poor academic performance are not permitted to enroll at the college in any coursework for one academic semester (fall or spring) from the date of suspension.
  5. Appeal of Academic Suspension- Any student who has been suspended for academic reasons may appeal the decision to the Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs by submitting a petition, in writing, requesting a review of the decision. The appeal should include supporting evidence such as medical explanations and changes in grades that might justify a reversal of academic suspension.
  6. Non-matriculated students wishing to continue non-matriculated status after their initial semester of enrollment will be required to submit official high school and/or college transcripts to the Admissions Office in order to maintain registration privileges for future semesters.
  7. Matriculation- students looking to matriculate into a degree program must file an application online at https://www.suny.edu/attend/. All official documentation must be sent the Admissions Office before a decision can be made. Please reference our Admissions requirements before applying. ** Any additional questions regarding non-matriculation, please contact the Registrar’s Office at (934) 420-2776 or via email at regoffice@farmingdale.edu.

Any additional questions regarding non-matriculation, please contact the Registrar’s Office at (934) 420-2776 or via email at regoffice@farmingdale.edu.

Responsible Office

Registrar’s Office

Categories

Last Modified 10/14/24