I was dismissed with only two more quarters left to finish degree

[droppel]

<p>I’m a fourth year student, but I need an additional two quarters to obtain my degree. I’m also a transfer student. I spent two years in community college first, then I attended UCD for two more years. My first year I did well. I had a 3.1 GPA. My second year I messed up, my grades dropped below a 2.0 for two consecutive quarters and I my academic standing was set to subject to dismissal. I met with an adviser, and was given a chance to continue, but I messed that up too. Now I have been dismissed, but I only need two more quarters.</p>

<p>If I want a degree, what are my options? Is it even worth finishing my degree at this point? My GPA is around a 2.5. With only two quarters left, and at the rate I’ve been going, I won’t be able to raise my GPA much higher than that unless I retake some classes. But how do I even get back in?</p>

[sopranokitty]

<p>Look into Open Campus. It allows students that have been dismissed to improve their GPA for readmission to the university. However, the disadvantage is that each unit costs $300 and Open Campus students aren’t eligible for financial aid, so it’s very expensive and probably not cost-effective for you. I’m surprised they dismissed you even though your overall GPA is a 2.5, though. </p>

[luxelion19]

<p>^they dismissed because he was on AP/SD for consecutive quarters. </p>