All students are required to maintain good standing as per GSAS policies: https://gsas.columbia.edu/student-guide/policy-handbook/good-standing.
Students who have maintained good standing at UC Berkeley or at Stanford University for a year of graduate study may apply to take courses through the Stanford-California Exchange Program.
To maintain good standing in the College of Engineering, a student must complete successfully all the required mathematics courses through MATH 2940 by the end of the fourth semester.
To maintain good standing in the ECE major, every semester a student must achieve at least a 2.3 GPA, have no failing or missing grades, achieve a passing grade in at least 12 credit-hours' worth of course work, and make adequate progress toward the degree.
To maintain good standing as a PhD candidate, a student must be registered for two terms out of three during the trimester academic year, although once involved in research toward a thesis, students are generally expected to be in residence in all three terms.
To maintain good standing on the Registry, the Permanent Resident shall submit a quarterly report to the Department beginning on January 1. 2016.
Students maintain good standing in the graduate program by complying with the requirements and regulations set forth by the Department, the Graduate School, and the University.
Will he maintain good standing with the female electorate, particularly White females?
Your first few weeks in class will give you a good idea of where you stand academically, and you will be able to determine what you need to do to either maintain good standing, or reach higher.
That has left the nation's cache of foreign currency at its lowest level in almost six years — troubling a government in Beijing that needs the money to stabilize its currency and maintain good standing with the International Monetary Fund.
There now exists, according to a United States Air Force Academy cadet who recently wrote to the Military Religious Freedom Foundation (MRFF; www.militaryreligiousfreedom.org), an "underground" group of over one hundred Academy cadets who, in order to maintain good standing among their USAF Academy peers and superiors, are actually pretending to be fundamentalist Christians.
