Course Repeat Policy. Dual Enrollment students who receive a “D” or “F” in a class, or withdraw “W” from a class after the add/drop deadline, who fall below a 2.0 college GPA, are no longer eligible to continue in the Dual Enrollment program. Dual Enrollment students who receive a “D” or “F” in a class, or withdraw “W” from a class after the add/drop deadline, but maintain a college GPA above a 2.0, will be limited to taking only that class the subsequent semester. If the student fails or withdraws from more than one class in a given semester, they may only retake one class at a time per semester until all failed/withdrawn courses are retaken and passed. Upon demonstration of acceptable academic performance (C or better), the student will once again qualify for regular dual enrollment maximum course loads. Dual Enrolled students are not permitted to take a course more than two times. Failure to pass the course on the second attempt will result in dismissal from the dual enrollment program.
Course Repeat Policy. Any course may be repeated once for grade point average improvement. Only courses taken at Indiana State University are eligible for course repeat. The better grade earned will become the grade for the course. The lesser grade remains recorded on the transcript, but hours and points of the lesser grade will not be used in index computation. If a “DF”, “DP”, “IN”, “S”, “U” or “WP” grade is received, the course repeat request is void.
