Can a student be placed on Lack of Progress for poor performance in their major at UCF?

A student can indeed be placed on Lack of Progress for poor performance in their major at UCF. This designation is part of the academic policies in place to ensure students are meeting the necessary academic standards required for their degree program. Specifically, if a student's overall performance in their major courses reflects insufficient achievement, they may face academic consequences such as being placed on Lack of Progress. This policy serves to motivate students to improve their academic performance and engage effectively with their major, ultimately helping them to succeed in their educational pursuits.

While some options suggest conditions like a GPA threshold or course relevance to the major, the policy is more comprehensive, applying to overall academic performance rather than being restricted to specific scenarios.