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If a student attempts more than 150% of the credits required for their degree then they will fail SAP and become ineligible for any further federal financial aid. Appeals for exceeding the 150% maximum time frame are only granted in very extenuating cases. Example: 120 credit Bachelors degree x 150% = 180 credits.
SAP is evaluated at the end of each academic year, after spring semester grades are posted. All students are evaluated on the three eligibility requirements. Students who fail to meet SAP will be notified via email in June.
Please note that the SAP policy applies to financial aid eligibility and is separate from the academic standards required by the University for continued enrollment. However, if a student is academically suspended or placed on academic probation, the student is also considered to have failed SAP.
If your Pace percentage is below 66.67%, you will be considered to not meet the Pace of Progress. The first time you fail to meet any either the Pace or GPA Standard, you will be placed on Financial Aid Warning for your next semester of enrollment.
W and EW grades earned before or after the exemption period will still count against you when SAP is calculated.

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Applicants will be reviewed for SAP at the end of every semester when all student body grades are posted. This typically occurs 2 weeks after the close of each semester. (Winter Term is considered part of the Spring semester and is evaluated along with Spring grades.)
How and when will I be evaluated for SAP? The Financial Aid Office will evaluate your Satisfactory Academic Progress annually at the end of the spring payment period. All student records are reviewed to ensure students are meeting the minimum requirements for SAP and financial aid eligibility.
If you fail to meet SAP standards, you will be placed on financial aid restriction. Students on financial aid restriction are not eligible to receive Federal, state, or institutional financial aid. However, you may be eligible to receive private (alternative) loans, which can be found here.

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