N. Miller, Katherine Greer, Lindsey Cozier, Stephanie Whitener, Jerry Patton, Julie Koffarnus
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An Advising Initiative for Online Students on Academic Probation
Online courses are increasingly popular with students, and postsecondary institutions are increasing the availability of online courses and degrees. Continued improvements in the academic experience, including academic advising, for students attending online degree programs will be expected as more students take these courses. This article provides an example of how institutions can improve academic advising for online students. An advising initiative designed for residential students on academic probation was adapted for use with online students on academic probation. Discussion of the advising approach used with both populations is included. Outcomes included improved academic standing for both student populations.