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If your appeal is denied, you will not be eligible for financial aid until you are able to meet the SAP Standards your academic work in future semesters.
SAP Appeals are typically reviewed within 3-4 weeks from the time an appeal is submitted online and supporting documentation is reviewed and deemed Complete. Students are responsible for adhering to all fee payment deadlines, even if they have a SAP Appeal under review.
If your request is denied, you will be notified via email with a specific reason as to why your request was denied.
If your overall SAP Policy requirements are met at the end of the Financial Aid Warning semester, you will be removed from Financial Aid Warning and placed in Good Standing beginning with the next semester and will be eligible to receive federal aid if all other eligibility requirements have been met.
An SAP appeal letter should contain information on what happened and why it caused you to fall behind in your studies. Your SAP appeal letter should also include what has changed and why you now expect to be able to meet the requirements moving forward.
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For example, a decline in performance can be caused by psychiatric, psychological and social problems and not just physical injury. Even a learning disability, such as ADD/ADHD, can be the basis for a successful appeal, if it is severe enough to have caused the academic problems and is being treated medically.
Tips for writing your appeal explanation statement Take a hard look at your situation to determine what has kept you from making satisfactory academic progress. Perhaps you need help with time management or study skills. Admit the problem and explain how will you get that help.
Supporting Documentation Sources may include counselor, doctor, therapist, police, clergy, Cook Counseling, or Services for Students with Disabilities. It could be a death certificate, a statement from a lawyer, a police or court document or documentation illustrating commitments outside of school.

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