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Academic Standing

  • A student who has attempted 12 or more units, maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or above, and has completed more than 50% of their attempted units.

  • A student who has attempted 12 or more units, maintained a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or above, and has completed more than 50% of their attempted units.

  • Academic Alert Level 1: A student who has not achieved a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or above.

    Progress Alert Level 1: A student who has not completed more than 50% of their attempted units.

    Student on Alert Level 1 will:

    • Have a hold placed on their record.
    • Be required to complete the Alert 1 Workshop in Canvas or meet with a DVC Counselor to lift their hold.
    • Need to achieve a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or above and/or complete more than 50% of their attempted units or they may be placed on academic and/or progress alert level II.

    To schedule an Alert 1 Workshop, contact DVC Retention Office by emailing your request and student identification number to DVCStudentSuccess@dvc.edu or call 925-969-2526.

  • Academic Alert Level 2: A student who has not achieved a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or above for two consecutive terms.

    Progress Alert Level 2: A student who has not completed more than 50% of their attempted units for two consecutive terms.

    Student on Alert Level 2 will: 

    • Have a hold placed on their record.
    • Be required to sign up for and attend the virtual Alert 2 Workshop or meet with a DVC Counselor to lift their hold.
    • Need to achieve a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or above and/or complete more than 50% of their attempted units or they may be placed on academic and/or progress dismissal. 

    Other Possible Consequences

    • Loss of Priority Registration
    • Loss of California Promise Grant
    • Loss of Full Time Free Tuition award.
    • Potential loss of Financial Aid Award

    To schedule an Alert 2 Workshop, contact DVC Retention Office by emailing your request and student identification number to DVCStudentSuccess@dvc.edu or call 925-969-2526.

  • Academic Dismissal: A student who has not achieved a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or above for three consecutive terms.

    Progress Dismissal: A student who has not completed 50% or more of their attempted units for three consecutive terms.

    These students will:

    • Have a hold placed on their record. 
    • Be required to attend a Reinstatement Workshop and complete the application for reinstatement. During the workshop students will be scheduled to meet with a counselor for a one-on-one education plan appointment.
    • Possibly have limitations on enrollment, if conditionally approved for reinstatement.
    • Need to achieve a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or above and/or complete more than 50% of their attempted units or they may be placed on dismissal status again.

    To schedule a Reinstatement Workshop, contact DVC Retention Office by emailing your request and student identification number to DVCStudentSuccess@dvc.edu or call 925-969-2526. Application for reinstatement will be provided and completed during the workshop.

    Other Consequences

    • Loss of Priority Registration
    • Loss of California Promise Grant
    • Loss of Full Time Free Tuition award.
    • Loss of Financial Aid Award
    • May also be required to sit out for a term within the Contra Costa Community College District (Contra Costa College, Diablo Valley College, and Los Medanos College).

    NOTE: After completing the workshop, students will be scheduled to meet with a DVC counselor to review their reinstatement form. Forms are reviewed on a case-by-case basis, with no guarantee of approval.

Need Help Becoming a Stronger Student?

For questions about academic standing contact DVC Student Success and Retention at 925-969-2526 or DVCStudentSuccess@dvc.edu. Please ensure to include your DVC ID number when inquiring about your academic standing.