Understand the notice
Review the stated reason for your meeting and the information you received. Write down anything you want clarified.
Progressions Support / Before your meeting
If you have been invited to an Academic Progressions Committee meeting, you do not have to prepare alone. The Academic Success Coordinator can meet with you beforehand to review the process, organize your thoughts, and help you decide what to ask.
For scheduling, send only the information needed to arrange a conversation. Share sensitive details through school approved channels.
How the Academic Success Coordinator can help
A preparation meeting is a space to get organized and feel more ready to participate.
Review the stated reason for your meeting and the information you received. Write down anything you want clarified.
Identify relevant facts, materials, what you have already tried, and what you would change moving forward.
Make a short list of questions for the committee about expectations, resources, deadlines, and next steps.
Your voice matters. Preparation support helps you communicate and plan; it does not guarantee a particular committee decision.
Your preparation kit
Choose a tool, save a copy, and bring your own notes to the meeting.
Before the meeting
This checklist stays in your browser and is not submitted. You can meet with the Academic Success Coordinator before the committee meeting to talk through these items.
Progressions Support FAQs
Find out what to expect and how the Academic Success Coordinator can help you prepare.
A Progressions Committee meeting is a formal meeting held when a student’s academic performance or progression in the program requires review.
You should receive information explaining the reason for the meeting. If anything is unclear, you may ask for additional information before the meeting.
The meeting may include voting committee members, the committee chair, designated school representatives, and the student. Attendance may vary depending on the circumstances.
You will have an opportunity to share your perspective and respond to questions. The committee will review your academic record and other relevant information before determining the next steps.
Review your academic record, reflect on the circumstances that affected your performance, identify your goals, and prepare to explain your perspective clearly and respectfully.
You may want to bring an unofficial transcript, written talking points, an academic improvement plan, or relevant supporting documentation.
Possibly. Ask the appropriate school representative what documentation may be submitted, where it should be sent, and the deadline for submission.
You may ask about the purpose of the meeting, who will attend, what information will be considered, possible outcomes, and what support or resources are available.
The Academic Success Coordinator’s role is to help you prepare beforehand. Whether another person may attend the formal meeting depends on school policies and should be confirmed in advance.
No. The Academic Success Coordinator can explain the process, help you organize your thoughts, and assist with preparation, but cannot predict or influence the committee’s decision.
No. Preparation support does not guarantee a particular committee decision.
The committee or appropriate school representative will explain when and how you will receive the decision and any required next steps.
Depending on the decision, you may receive recommendations, academic requirements, conditions for continued enrollment, or other next steps.
Complete the meeting request form ↗ and indicate that you want Progressions Meeting Preparation. Submit the request as early as possible so there is enough time to prepare.