A student in "good standing" is one who has maintained an academic record that meets the established UW-Platteville policy. Students in good standing may continue at the university, return to the university, or transfer to another institution. The grade point necessary to remain in good standing after one semester of attendance is 1.60. After the second and third semesters of attendance a student must have a cumulative GPA of 1.80 or higher.
The status of being accorded full acceptance by the congregation, irreprehensible, not disorderly or presently under charge of wrongdoing, not having {restricted} {privileges}. A person in good standing is generally viewed as loyal and obedient. (Compare {exemplary}.)
A term used to describe the status of mineral claims with respect to government assessment requirements; meaning free and clear of all work and/or monetary holding requirements.
One of the possible outcomes of the Academic Performance Evaluation process.
A status assumed or stated that a student is eligible to continue at or return to an institution unless noted otherwise.
An academic status achieved by passing at least 18 credits of work in the September through April academic session with a minimum Grade Point Average of 1.50.
status accorded students who meet certain grade point average requirements.
An academic status achieved by passing at least 18 credits of work in the previous academic year with a minimum Grade Point Average of 1.25.
An entity is deemed to be in good standing if all reports, filings and penalties due THIS DEPARTMENT are up to date and paid and the entity has a valid, active resident agent. An entity may be bankrupt, under indictment, and owe taxes to state, local and federal government and yet be in good standing with this Department.
Eligible to continue to register for university course work.
A student eligible to enroll in courses (not suspended) as verified by the Office of the Registrar. Certain financial aid programs have specific "standards of progress" by which students are determined to be in "good standing" and therefore eligible for aid.
Students are in good standing if they are eligible to continue or to re-enroll at the University, even if on scholastic probation or on academic warning status.
Status achieved by maintaining a cumulative grade point average above a certain level (undergraduate and graduate requirements differ). Students must be in good standing in order to continue studying towards their degrees; to proceed to an internship, practicum or capstone; or to initiate the dissertation process.
the status of a chapter or member who is not presently under a disciplinary status.
A corporation is said to be in good standing when it has remained current with the necessary reports and fees required by the regulatory jurisdictions under which it operates.
A state a corporation is said to be in Good Standing when it is in full compliance with the law.
A student is said to be "in good standing" if he or she is meeting the requirements of the course.
The status of a corporation that is current in all of its licensing, franchise, tax, debt and similar obligations to the relevant government authorities, vendors and debtors.