Academic Recovery Program
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What is the Academic Recovery Program?
The Academic Recovery Program (ARP) is a supportive initiative designed to help students on academic warning, probation, or dismissal regain good academic standing.
Our trained academic coaches work closely with you to:
- Identify barriers to your success
- Develop a personalized academic recovery plan
- Monitor your progress and celebrate your achievements
Eligibility
Any student having received notification that they are on academic warning, academic probation or academic dismissal status.
Why Join ARP?
Academic Support
- One-on-one advising & coaching
- Workshops on study skills, time management, and test prep
- Step-by-step plan to boost your GPA
Build Confidence
- Learn how to overcome setbacks
- Stay motivated with regular check-ins
- Regain control of your college journey
Community & Resources
- Connect with peers who “get it”
- Access free tutoring, counseling & campus resources
- Get paired with mentors & supportive staff
Future Success
- Improve your grades & return to good standing
- Stay on track to graduate
- Open doors to scholarships, internships & careers
How to Get Started
Joining is easy — just follow four steps:
- Sign Up - Click the button below to register for the program.
- Receive Your Welcome Letter - Check your email for confirmation and important program details.
- Complete the Intake Form - Tell us about your challenges, goals, and what kind of support you need.
- Schedule Your First Appointment - Meet one-on-one with your Academic Recovery Coach to create your plan for success.
Join the Academic Recovery Program Today!
What to Expect
- Meet Regularly - You’ll meet with your academic coach at least six times during the academic year.
- Personalized Academic Plan - Build a step-by-step roadmap go get back on track and set clear and achievable goals.
- Workshops & Skill-Building - Learn about time management, study strategies, stress management and self-care.
- Get Back on Track - With guidance and accountability, you’ll work toward regaining good academic standing.
Frequently Asked Questions
A: While not mandatory, it is strongly recommended if you're on academic warning, probation, or dismissal.
A: No. Participation does not appear on your transcript but helps improve your academic standing.
A: You’ll meet at least six times per semester.
Campus Resources
These support services are available to all students. Use them!
- Student Success Center
- Academic Advising Center
- Counseling Services
- Career Development Center
- Henry Wise Wellness Center