Transfer work must be reflected on the student's academic record to be considered for purposes of financial aid eligibility. Audit courses are not counted in the total hours attempted or as successful completion of a course. Correspondence courses may count toward successful completion of hours attempted if they are completed and posted to the academic record by the last day of the semester. Aid Suspension A student denied financial aid based on reasonable academic progress policy may submit a written appeal to the Division of Financial Aid, Schleman Hall, Room 305. The letter of appeal should address in detail any extenuating circumstances that have affected the student's academic performance.
Action taken on a financial aid appeal is transmitted to the student in writing.
Depending on the timeliness of the appeal, it is possible for a student to have an appeal denied and also not be entitled to a refund of charges if the student must withdraw from classes. This policy pertains only to applicants for federal, state of Indiana, and Purdue-controlled aid programs, including student loans programs. If you have questions about the monitoring of reasonable academic progress not addressed on this information sheet, please contact the Division of Financial Aid.