Academic Probation Letter

Ethan Harris
789 Oak Drive
Apartment 7C
Coryville, USA 67890

Evans
89 Oak Drive
Apartment 7C
Coryville, USA 67890

Dear Ms. Evans,

I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to inform you of an important matter regarding your academic performance at XYZ University. It is with regret that I must inform you that you have been placed on academic probation for the upcoming semester.

Academic probation is a serious status that indicates concerns about your level of academic achievement. This decision has been made based on your cumulative grade point average falling below the required threshold set by the university. As stated in the academic probation policy, you will be required to adhere to certain conditions in order to continue your studies at XYZ University.

During the probationary period, it is essential that you meet with your academic advisor to develop an action plan aimed at improving your academic performance. Your advisor will work closely with you to identify areas for improvement and provide guidance on course selection and study strategies.

In addition, it is important to take advantage of the various resources available to you on campus. The university offers tutoring services, study workshops, and counseling support to help students excel academically.

I strongly encourage you to utilize these resources and actively engage in self-improvement efforts.

I believe that you have the potential to overcome your current academic challenges and succeed in your studies. However, it will require dedication and a proactive approach to your education. Please understand that failure to meet the conditions set forth by the academic probation policy may result in further consequences, such as academic suspension or dismissal.

Overall, I encourage you to view this as an opportunity for personal and academic growth. Take this time to reflect on your goals and make the necessary changes to reach your full potential. Remember that the university is here to support and guide you on your journey towards success.

Best regards,

Ethan Harris