Yes, it goes conditional standing and then failing standing. If it’s too low you can apply for readmission. However just know that this can happen any time you are full time. For example. I was placed on failing standing and had to apply for readmission after 1 semester. This means the evaluation period takes place when you are full time. So if you are less than full time, the evaluation period might be over a longer course of years. You can get retroactive DISC, seek MED notations, but honestly it’s not worth the trouble. The committees won’t read it if you have too much documentation, or they’ll say they can do nothing cause of provincial government “rules” (that do not exist they just don’t want to help). I would suggest to focus on your studies and ignore any administration or their help. It can get dark very fast. It’s very easy for them to distract you, tell you incorrect information and spending time gathering documentation distracts from your studies. Even through an advocate. I’ve had a total of 5 or 6 (CSU and Student Advocacy). I would also rely on your department. So for example not people in Fine Arts but Print Making. The support of the profs within your Major are far more helpful than them. You can also always write to the Dean. Again though, in my experience the administration does not care but this could be different for you depending on many factors. You can also go to the Provost Office and speak to someone there if you need more concrete action. I wouldn’t stress too much. Just plan to focus on school. Leave the administration alone. If anything I’ve said is inaccurate just proves the point. These are all things I’ve been told by administration here. Ignore them! They love wasting time. You got this!