The policy on good academic standing was implemented in 1976. As a result, it was found that an estimated 1,700 students were not in good standing. These students were notified of their status and allowed, on a one-time basis, to either drop their incomplete credits or obtain extraordinary registration permission to continue work toward their outstanding credits. This study presents the results of a representative sample (120) of the students who chose to place themselves in good academic standing according to this plan. Of concern in the study are the number of units dropped, in the average; the number of units carried over for completion; new credits for which the students registered; and the students' demographic profile. (MSE)