A student on scholastic suspension is denied the privilege of registering for one spring or fall semester, as appropriate. Following the semester of suspension, the student may re-enroll on a probationary status. The student remains on probation until a cumulative 2.0 or better GPA is earned. Students who have been on suspension from Panola College or another college, who are allowed to register, must earn a “C” average on courses attempted that semester, or they will be suspended for one year. NOTE: Exceptions to this policy may be made through written appeal to the Vice President of Instruction. Students may enroll in the summer sessions without restriction. Students who are on scholastic suspension or probation may attend summer school for the purpose of raising their grade point averages
Scholastic Suspension
Policies and Procedures
- Student Rights, Responsibilities, Complaints, Grade Appeals, and Discipline Appeals
- Inclement Weather Policy
- Official Publications
- Schedule of Classes
- Testing Fees
- Texas Common Course Numbering System
- Core Curriculum
- Field of Study
- Unit of Credit
- Student Load Information
- Determining the Grade Point Average
- College Preparatory Courses
- Grade Reports
- Adding and Dropping Courses
- Withdrawal from the College
- Incomplete Grades
- Repetition of Courses
- Repetition of Courses for Grade Improvement
- Repeat Course Fees
- Transferred Courses
- Scholastic Probation
- Scholastic Suspension
- Class Attendance
- Religious Holy Days
- Texas Success Initiative Plan (TSI) Class Required Attendance
- Change of Name or Address
- Access to Student Records
- Review of Record
- Panola College Policy for SB 412: Protections for Pregnant and Parenting Students