Dropped from the Rolls

Students may be dropped from the rolls by the Committee on Undergraduate Academic Standing if:

• They receive two or more F's in a given term, or
• They fail to meet the terms of recovery from General Academic Probation or Deferred Drop Probation.

Students who have been dropped from the rolls are required to take a mandatory year away from Penn. They may not receive credit at Penn for courses taken at another institution during the term of the drop.

Students who have been dropped will be eligible to apply for readmission after one full (calendar) year; a second drop is permanent.

Note that a drop supersedes any previously granted leave of absence. Students who have requested a leave of absence for a given semester may still be dropped if their previous term's grades qualify them for the action.