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ұ𲹳ܳ180º is a coordinated outreach initiative that connects the Office of Retention and Student Success with students identified through midterm grade submissions. In partnership with the Center for Academic Success, University College, and participating senior colleges, the program identifies students who are struggling academically at the critical midpoint of the semester. These students are then connected with targeted support services and campus resources designed to help them improve their performance and stay on track for success in their courses and final exams.  

If an instructor submits midterm grades, students can review them by: 

  • Log into Workday and find the search bar 
  • Search View My Interim Grades 
  • Click the View My Interim Grades report 
  • Select the current Academic Period 
  • Click OK to run the report 

 

 

When receiving ұ𲹳ܳ180º outreach, students are encouraged to meet with an academic advisor to review their courses and make any necessary adjustments. Sometimes, taking a lighter course load can help improve performance and meet Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) standards. The last day to drop a course with a “W” (which does not affect GPA) is November 6 at 11:59 p.m. CDT. 

Changes in course load can affect financial aid. ’s important to understand the impact on federal aid or scholarships. It is crucial that students and families are familiarized with the Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) policy at . For guidance and to discuss any concerns, students can make an appointment with their designated financial aid counselor through the Navigate app.

The Center for Academic Success (CAS) offers services designed to help students excel in their coursework. Students can schedule time with their learning specialist via the Navigate app, attend study strategy workshops, and use the Semester Toolkit. Free Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions, and tutoring are also available. Learn more at www.lsu.edu/cas.