The Academic Coaching Program (ACP) is available for students on academic probation or who are struggling with maintaining good academic standing after midterm grades are assessed.
Data indicate that ACP participants finish their semester with a higher average QPA than non-participants, are more likely to attain good standing, and are more likely to continue at University of Lynchburg.
As an ACP participant, you will meet regularly with a coach assigned to you. Your coach’s goal is to help you learn to make good academic choices and improve academic skills.
Topics you can explore with your coach:
- Time management
- Study habits & organization
- Goal-setting
- Balancing academic and social demands
More information about these and additional topics are available on the ACP’s course on Moodle.
Academic Probation and Suspension
Coaching is offered to help students on Academic Probation return to good standing. If you are on academic probation, Karen Hatter, program coordinator, will contact you via email about participating in the program. Your prompt response is expected.
If you are returning from academic suspension, participation in the Academic Coaching Program is required as a condition of your readmission.
