Academic Progress Policy Winter 2012 Overview
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Expected Academic Progress (EAP)
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What is it
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How is it calculated
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EAP gauge on Poly Profile
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Who sees it
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How often is it updated
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Timeline
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Expected Academic Progress, or EAP, is a policy that
was implemented in the Fall 2010 quarter for
undergraduate students. It is designed to help
students graduate on time and to provide them with
the support they need along the way.
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EAP looks at how many degree applicable units a
student has completed compared to where they
should be in their academic career
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EAP is calculated by dividing the total number of
degree applicable units completed and in-progress by
the total number of units required for the major.
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4
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3
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The EAP gauge is now available to view on Poly
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The gauge resembles a speedometer and indicates
what percentage of degree applicable units a student
has completed, compared to how many they are
expected to have completed
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EAP started with students accepted into an undergraduate
major as of Fall 2010
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Certain exceptions apply, such as students who have been
accepted into a blended program (4+1) and kinesiology
students with a concentration (following the 2009-2011
catalog)
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Students with double majors will not see a gauge this
quarter, but it will displaying the progress towards their
primary
degree starting with Spring 2012
Winter 2012
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Students that are in a graduate program; have graduated
with their undergraduate degree; or are currently in a status
of discontinued, leave of absence, or dismissed will also not
see a gauge
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If a student doesn’t have a gauge, the following message
will appear in their Poly Profile:
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The EAP tells a student whether they are “
ON
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OFF TRACK
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ON TRACK
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number of units required towards their degree at the
point in time that the gauge was last updated
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for their degree progress
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The gauge is located in
the Poly Profile in the
Academic Progress
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The Poly Profile gauge is updated every quarter after
the last add/drop date (census) and before registration
begins for the subsequent term, and at the end of
Spring Quarter
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The gauge will represent units that have been
completed and that are in progress for the current
quarter
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If a student does not complete/pass all the units for
that quarter after the gauge has been updated, it will
be reflected when the EAP is recalculate in the
following quarter
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The Poly Profile gauge now appears for students that
meet the criteria for EAP (i.e. admitted after Fall 2010,
etc)
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The gauge displays the data as of Winter 2012 census
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The next update will occur around mid-April
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EAP measures how many degree applicable units a
student has completed compared to how many units
they are expected to have completed
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The gauge shows a student whether they are “on-
track” or “off-track” for their major, concentration, etc.
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EAP will appear in Poly Profile for undergraduate
majors that were accepted after Fall 2010 (with the
exception of some groups of students)
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Winter 2012
This overview provides details about the Expected Academic Progress (EAP) policy implemented for undergraduate students in Winter 2012. It covers what EAP is, how it's calculated, and who can view the EAP gauge on Poly Profile. The article explains the EAP calculations, the EAP gauge in Poly Profile, and mentions which students will and will not see the gauge. It also specifies the exceptions to viewing the EAP gauge based on students' academic status.
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Open Forum Expect Academic Progress January 27, 2012 Winter 2012
Todays Agenda Expected Academic Progress (EAP) What is it How is it calculated EAP gauge on Poly Profile Who sees it How often is it updated Timeline Winter 2012
EAP-What is it? Expected Academic Progress, or EAP, is a policy that was implemented in the Fall 2010 quarter for undergraduate students. It is designed to help students graduate on time and to provide them with the support they need along the way. EAP looks at how many degree applicable units a student has completed compared to where they should be in their academic career Winter 2012
EAP calculations EAP is calculated by dividing the total number of degree applicable units completed and in-progress by the total number of units required for the major. Freshmen 1st year 20% 2nd year 45% 3rd year 75% 4th year 100% Transfer 1st year 55% 2nd year 80% 3rd year 100% Winter 2012
EAP gauge in Poly Profile The EAP gauge is now available to view on Poly Profile The gauge resembles a speedometer and indicates what percentage of degree applicable units a student has completed, compared to how many they are expected to have completed Winter 2012
Who will and will not see the gauge EAP started with students accepted into an undergraduate major as of Fall 2010 Certain exceptions apply, such as students who have been accepted into a blended program (4+1) and kinesiology students with a concentration (following the 2009-2011 catalog) Students with double majors will not see a gauge this quarter, but it will displaying the progress towards their primary degree starting with Spring 2012 Winter 2012
Students that are in a graduate program; have graduated with their undergraduate degree; or are currently in a status of discontinued, leave of absence, or dismissed will also not see a gauge If a student doesn t have a gauge, the following message will appear in their Poly Profile: Winter 2012
Gauge On Track The EAP tells a student whether they are ON TRACK or OFF TRACK in their degree progress ON TRACK means they have met or exceeded the number of units required towards their degree at the point in time that the gauge was last updated Winter 2012
Gauge Off Track OFF TRACK means they are below the expectations for their degree progress Winter 2012
Location in Poly Profile The gauge is located in the Poly Profile in the Academic Progress section Winter 2012
How often is it updated? The Poly Profile gauge is updated every quarter after the last add/drop date (census) and before registration begins for the subsequent term, and at the end of Spring Quarter The gauge will represent units that have been completed and that are in progress for the current quarter If a student does not complete/pass all the units for that quarter after the gauge has been updated, it will be reflected when the EAP is recalculate in the following quarter Winter 2012
Timeline The Poly Profile gauge now appears for students that meet the criteria for EAP (i.e. admitted after Fall 2010, etc) The gauge displays the data as of Winter 2012 census The next update will occur around mid-April Winter 2012
Summary EAP measures how many degree applicable units a student has completed compared to how many units they are expected to have completed The gauge shows a student whether they are on- track or off-track for their major, concentration, etc. EAP will appear in Poly Profile for undergraduate majors that were accepted after Fall 2010 (with the exception of some groups of students) Winter 2012
Contact for help with EAP Office of the Registrar evaluations@calpoly.edu Winter 2012
Questions ? Winter 2012
