Withdrawals, Repeat Courses, Continuing Education, Correspondence Courses, Satisfactory Course Completion, and Academic Deficiency Rule 43. Courses which have been omitted from the transcript record under Academic Deficiency Rule 43 are not automatically disregarded for purposes of determining financial aid satisfactory progress. All terms in which a student is enrolled count toward the maximum time frame and minimum credit hours completion requirement, even if the student completely withdraws from school. Terms of enrollment in which no aid is received will count if the student is enrolled on the 10th day of classes. Students who withdraw from school two or more terms within the last four terms of enrollment will be denied financial aid.
Courses count once in the calculation of minimum hour completed.
Therefore, a repeat of an A, B, C, D, Pass or S will not count as additional credits unless otherwise noted in the WSU Time Schedule. A grade of A, B, C, D, Pass or S represents satisfactory completion of a course. A grade of F, W, X or I represents unsatisfactory completion of a course. Students not completing their degrees within the maximum time frame, as described in the following outline, are not considered to be making satisfactory progress toward their degree. All terms of enrollment at WSU count toward the maximum time frame as well as any transfer credits.