If a student is placed on academic probation or suspension by the Registrar s Office and has been placed on financial aid suspension by the Financial Aid Office, the student must contact both offices to have the suspensions or probations removed. B. Dropping Credits, Audits, Incompletes, Repeats and Withdrawals 1. If credits are dropped, the student s award, if not already disbursed, will be adjusted to reflect the new number of credits enrolled. Additionally, it will affect the minimum percentage of credits completed ratio. Credits taken for audit do not count as credits attempted or as credits earned when calculating satisfactory progress .
Audits never count as credits earned.
A grade of Incomplete counts as credits attempted, but not as credits earned. Incomplete grades may result in the student being placed on financial aid suspension. If the credits are completed, the student must obtain an unofficial transcript from the Registrar s Office and bring it to the Financial Aid Office in order for the financial aid suspension to be removed. The grade given for repeated credits will replace the old grade and the cumulative GPA will be recalculated. Credits withdrawn from will be treated the same as credits not satisfactorily completed.