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A student who re-enrolls in the University after a disqualification
for a semester (may) shall not incur failure in 50 percent of the
enrolled subjects upon return. A disqualification of another semester
will be meted out for obtaining the failing grades.

A student shall only be allowed two-disqualification status after
which he shall no longer be eligible to continue his studies in the
University.
A student who obtains grades of “Inc” or “4” or a combination in
100 percent of subjects registered shall not be allowed to enroll in any
subjects in the succeeding semester but shall be advised to enroll on
residency to complete all the grades.
Student of 4 0r “Inc” who has 21 units or fewer academic units

remaining in their curriculum will be allowed to re-enroll despite
reaching the academic delinquency limits.

No readmission of disqualified students shall be considered by
the Office of the University Registrar without favorable
recommendation of the Readmission Committee composed of the
College Registrar as Chairman, the Guidance Counselor, the
Chairman of the Department where they are enrolled and one faculty
member designated by the College Dean concerned as members.
The Office of the University Registrar shall notify the student of
his academic delinquency status every end of the semester or before
enrollment.
u) Honorable Dismissal.

• Honorable dismissal is voluntary withdrawal from the
University.
• The statement indicates that the student withdraws in
good standing as far as character and conduct are
concerned.
• All indebtedness must be settled before a statement of
honorable dismissal shall be issued.

• Any student who leaves the University by reason of
expulsion due to disciplinary action shall not be entitled
to honorable dismissal.

• If the student has been dropped from the rolls of the
University on the account of poor academic performance,
a statement to this effect shall be included in the
honorable dismissal.

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