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A variety of academic resources are available to students to ensure their success at Augustana and after graduation. 

A student whose grade-point average is lower than a C (2.00) may not continue the following term without approval by the Student Policy Committee. .

Academic policies are set by the Augustana College faculty. The Committee on Advanced Standing and Degrees (AS&D) is responsible for overseeing academic policies and degree requirements set forth in the college catalog.

Classified by the Carnegie Foundation as an arts and sciences institution, Augustana has had a chapter of the prestigious Phi Beta Kappa honor society since 1950.

Students should refer to the College Catalog for detailed information regarding academic policies such as grading, academic records, degree requirements and special programs. This section of the student handbook provides academic information commonly referenced by students. Questions regarding academic policies and procedures may be discussed with personnel at the Academic Affairs Office, 116 Founders Hall.

Academic Affairs Staff, Division Deans, Department Chairs, College Committees

Learn more about academic centers on campus. 

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To be eligible for graduation, the final grade-point average must be at least 2.00 (a) in all Augustana coursework applicable to the degree and (b) in all Augustana coursework applicable to the major or minor exclusive of supporting courses.