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Students generally may attempt up to 150% of the credits required to complete the bachelors degree requirements. 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.
What is the maximum timeframe? The federal government defines the maximum timeframe as 150% of your programs published length, as measured in credit hours. For example, a typical undergraduate degree requires 120 credits which would result in a maximum timeframe of 180 credit hours (120 x 150%).
SAP Appeal Outcomes Option 1: You may resubmit your appeal with an extenuating circumstance and new supporting documentation. The appeal will then be reviewed ing to standard procedure. Option 2: You may re-establish your SAP status without the use of financial aid (Federal, State, and Institutional).
Maximum Time Frame (MTF) Standard - Students cannot exceed 150% of the established maximum time frame for their program of study. Example: The 150% of a program that requires 60 units for completion will have a maximum time frame of 90 units (60 x 150% = 90).
ing to the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators (NASFAA), the average approval rate for SAP appeals in the 2019-2020 academic year was around 47%. However, this can vary widely by institution, and some schools may have much higher or lower approval rates.
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If your SAP Appeal is approved, you will be placed on Financial Aid Probation and you will automatically be placed on a SAP Academic Plan. If your SAP Appeal is denied, then you will remain on Financial Aid Suspension and you will not be granted a probationary semester.
A. Yes and no, you can only appeal once for each SAP requirement (GPA, Pace or Hours) but you can appeal once for each requirement.
Appeals are granted as a one-time exception however, exceptions to satisfactory academic progress standards are granted on a case-by-case basis when mitigating circumstances warrant special consideration; however, due to lack of funds, many programs generally cannot be reinstated after cancellation.

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