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Filling out the Academic Probation Continued Clearance form is a crucial step for students seeking to enroll for the upcoming term. This guide will walk you through each section of the form, ensuring that you complete it accurately and efficiently.

Follow the steps to successfully complete your clearance form.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it for editing.
2. Fill out Part A of the form, starting with your appointment date and time. Then, enter your name, student ID, email, cell phone, year, college, and current major. If you have a desired major, include that information as well.
3. In the provided statement box, type a brief statement supporting your request for enrollment. Remember that the maximum length is 255 characters. If necessary, you may attach a separate typed statement.
4. Attach an unofficial academic transcript obtained from SOAR or the Registrar's Office to the completed form.
5. Have your advisor, department chair, and dean review your petition to determine the appropriate course of action. Make sure they sign the necessary fields in Part B.
6. In Part B, consult with your advisor to determine the term for the cleared petition. Ensure that you agree to follow the terms of the contract, which includes enrolling in the approved courses, earning a minimum term GPA, and bringing your cumulative GPA above 2.00 if needed.
7. Include any additional conditions that your advisor has communicated to you in the specified section.
8. Once completed, review the entire form for accuracy and then print it out for submission.
9. Finally, ensure that the College Dean or Dean Designee completes their section, including the enrollment decision and any comments. Their signature is necessary for your clearance.
10. After all sections are filled out and signed, save the changes, download, and/or print the form for your records.

Complete your Academic Probation Continued Clearance form online today to ensure timely enrollment for your next term.