Hours completed - include only those hours for which a grade was received. Students placed on academic suspension automatically forfeit their eligibility for financial aid. Appealing academic suspension does not automatically reinstate financial aid eligibility. Students will be notified in writing as early as possible in the summer if they are ineligible for Title IV assistance as a result of not making satisfactory academic progress. Transfer students admitted on academic probation will be allowed one semester of financial aid probation.
Continued eligibility is contingent upon the student meeting the above stated standards.
The maximum number of credits for which a student can receive aid is based on the program in which the student is enrolled. No financial assistance from Title IV programs under the direct administrative control of the Director of Student Financial Aid will be granted beyond the designated number of semester hours. The number of hours transferred from another institution will be considered as part of the total semester hours for which a student can receive aid. The student will receive aid for the semester in which the maximum number of credits is attained. All summer sessions are considered part of the previous academic year.