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Satisfactory Academic Progress |
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In order for students to
maintain their financial aid eligibility, they
must make Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP)
towards obtaining a degree. These financial aid
requirements are separate from students'
academic requirements and are monitored at the
completion of spring semester for all students. Students must meet the minimum
Satisfactory Academic Progress requirements
regardless if they are currently receiving
financial aid. Failure to do so will result in a
loss of eligibility for future financial aid
awards. |
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In reviewing students academic
progress the following will be considered: |
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1. |
Cumulative
GPA: |
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Each student must
maintain a cumulative GPA of at least 2.0 |
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2. |
Credit Hour
Progression: |
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All students must complete at
least 67% of cumulative credit hours attempted to
remain on track (i.e. A student who has
attempted 46 credits must have earned at least
31 credits).
If you are
enrolled as a graduate student, at least 67% of
the classes that you take each semester must be
graduate level to remain in compliance with
Satisfactory Academic Progress requirements. |
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3. |
Maximum
Number Of Credit Hours To Complete A Degree: |
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A student must complete a degree
program within the specific number of attempted
hours listed below: |
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Associate |
Within 90 Attempted
Credit Hours |
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Bachelor |
Within 180 Attempted
Credit Hours |
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Graduate |
Within 50 Attempted
Credit Hours while enrolled in a
Graduate Program |
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Professional |
Within 170 Attempted
Credit Hours |
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Any student who fails to meet the Satisfactory
Academic Progress (SAP) may be placed on
probation, or ultimately suspended from
receiving financial aid if the program
requirements are not met. Students whose aid has
been suspended may file an appeal to have their
aid reinstated. See the "Appeals" tab below
to learn more. For more information
regarding these topics or other related topics,
click below: |
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