Some Alternative Loans are exempt from this policy based on the lenders requirement of meeting academic progress. Students who enroll for a semester, receive financial aid covered by this policy, and withdraw from all classes before the end of schedule adjustment will be ineligible to receive financial aid. Summer classes will be considered in relation to all summer terms. For example, if a student receives financial aid in Summer I and Summer III and withdraws from the Summer 1 class before the end of schedule adjustment, the student is considered not to have withdrawn from all summer classes. Maximum time frame.
All coursework is included in cumulative hours attempted, including transfer hours.
Students must meet all 3 measures of progress maximum length of study, qualitative standard, and quantitative standard, as outlined above. Periods of enrollment during which no financial aid was received will be considered as well as ones in which financial aid was received, when evaluating a student s academic progress. Transfer hours are included in the Cumulative Hours Attempted when evaluating academic progress for financial aid eligibility. The financial aid year that will be evaluated will be the time period that includes Fall, Spring, and all summer sessions. Students who received financial aid disbursements or whose loans were certified during the Fall semester and who are placed on academic probation at the end of the Fall semester will be permitted to continue to receive financial aid for the Spring semester.