Quantitative as well as qualitative progress is monitored for all recipients at the end of each term. The only exception would be for summer. You will receive a denial letter from the Division of Student Financial Assistance if you fail to meet our standards. Full time undergraduate students are allowed to attempt 179 hours toward completion of a Bachelor's degree and 89 hours toward completion of an Associate's Degree. After these hours are attempted, the student will be denied future aid and will have to appeal to have aid reinstated.
Bankrupted hours count toward hours attempted .
Audited classes will not be considered as credit hours earned. Incompletes will not be considered as hours earned for an academic year until a grade is received. This will result in a loss of financial assistance. Any student who attempts more than 30 hours of remedial courses will not be considered making satisfactory progress toward degree completion and will be subject to a loss of Federal Pell Grant eligibility. Repeated withdrawals will result in a loss of financial assistance.