What does it mean when a student is placed on "Lack of Progress" at UCF?

When a student is placed on "Lack of Progress" at UCF, it signifies that they are not making satisfactory academic progress toward their degree. This designation typically occurs when a student's performance falls below acceptable academic standards, which may be evaluated through metrics such as GPA, course completion rates, or overall engagement with their academic program. The university has established criteria that students must meet to be deemed as making satisfactory progress, and failing to adhere to these standards can lead to academic probation or other interventions. This policy is designed to encourage students to take the necessary steps to improve their academic standing and successfully complete their degree requirements.