Document Provisions

Students are admitted with a document provision when required official documents (e.g., final transcripts, degree certificates, certified English translations, test scores, etc.) were not received before an offer of admission. All required official documents must be received by the start of the first term of enrollment. If documents are not received by this time, a hold will be placed prohibiting future registration. Students admitted with provisions will be changed to regular status when all required official documents have been received. 

Please review the graduate policy for Transcripts and Proof of Degree for more information on required credential documents.

Academic Provisions

Students may be admitted with an academic provision when the program stipulates additional academic requirements (e.g., student must receive a B or better in the first 8 credit hours of coursework by the end of the second term of enrollment).  Academic provisional admission is reviewed on a case-by-case basis and the requirements may be specific to each individual student.  These requirements and the timeline for meeting them will be outlined in the admission letter. Students admitted with provisions will be changed to regular status when the conditions of the provision have been met. Students who fail to meet the academic provision as outlined in their admission letter may be dismissed from their academic program.