I work in PSE, and we have a lot of students who are serial enrollers - they enrol in one programme, fail, and seek admission to another program at the same institution (so they can maintain social networks, friends, etc). The institution doesn't have an incentive to kick the student out as long as tuition gets paid. The worst that can happen is that the student gets put on academic probation which just limits the number of courses they can take at one time. If students are good at gaming the system, they can move endlessly from one programme to another, and many programmes are desperate enough to increase their head count that they'll take students under just about any circumstances.
If the OP wants to limit post-secondary slacking, s/he might consider using academic probation as the standard - set something up whereby support stops if the student spends more than one semester on probation.
If the OP wants to limit post-secondary slacking, s/he might consider using academic probation as the standard - set something up whereby support stops if the student spends more than one semester on probation.
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