I am in the specialized honors program for ADMS. I might end this year with a cumulative gpa of under 5.0 Does that mean they will kick me out of my program? What is this "kicking out of program if you don't have a 5.0" all about? Pls explain.
“Kicking out of program” is pretty straight forward english if you ask me.
If you cannot meet the 5.0 cumulative and 5.50 major GPA required for BAS at the end of your 4 years then you can’t graduate with Specialized Honours. If you fall below the Honours requirement then you won’t be able to continue in the program and will have to change to another major. The Bachelors degree for BAS also requires a 5.0 cumulative and major GPA in order to graduate. So, depending on how many credits you’ve earned, if you meet the Honours progression requirements then you should still be allowed to continue in BAS. That’s what I can tell from the faculty rules.
http://calendars.registrar.yorku.ca/2015-2016/faculty_rules/AP/degree_req.htm
Continuing Honours BAS students.
Students who have completed less than 90 passed credits and maintain a cumulative grade point average of at least 5.00 may proceed in good standing in the Honours BAS degree. Students who have completed 90 passed credits with a cumulative and major average of at least 5.00 and have less than 120 passed credits may proceed in Honours.
Students who have completed at least 120 passed credits that have a minimum cumulative grade point average of at least 5.00 and a major grade point average of at least 5.50 may continue in Honours, if program requirements are not met, or may apply to graduate.
Failure to maintain minimum Honours BAS standing (advising recommended).
Students who have completed less than 90 passed credits whose cumulative grade point average is below 5.00 will be placed on “program warning” and may continue in the 90 credit BAS degree only, provided they meet the program warning conditions. Please refer to the Academic Warnings and Penalties section: http://calendars.registrar.yorku.ca/2015-2016/faculty_rules/AP/academic_penalties.htm