Academic Progress

Bridgerland Technical College provides “hands-on” training in a simulated work environment and expects performance in school that leads to success in the workforce. The college has established an estimated length in months in which a student is expected to finish a program. Students must maintain adequate progress, in both credits and time, toward graduation. A monthly progression rate that will allow the student to graduate within 100 percent of the published program length is expected. Students whose progress exceeds 150 percent of the program length are subject to academic sanctions.

Students must maintain academic progress standards as determined by their program of enrollment or as defined by federal financial aid eligibility requirements. It's important to note that sponsors, scholarships, and veteran benefits may also influence a student’s academic progress requirement. Students enrolled in programs whose standards exceed school policy, or students receiving financial support dictating certain standards must adhere to the higher standard.

For more information regarding the college's academic progress requirement, see policy 616 Academic Progress. Program specific criteria may be outlined on our program pages found here. Students receiving federal student aid must meet standards that are at least as strict as those outlined by the school. See policy 703 Satisfactory Academic Progress, for more information.