The Office of Financial Aid begins to review your financial aid application forms after you have been admitted. You have not been convicted of drug-related offenses. Any such suspension of eligibility begins on the date of conviction and lasts until the end of a statutorily specified period. The suspense of eligibility ranges from one year to indefinite, depending upon the number and type of convictions. A student may regain eligibility early by completing a drug rehabilitation program that meets certain statutory and regulatory requirements or if the conviction is overturned.
Some programs require full-time enrollment as part of their eligibility criteria.
After you receive your original award letter, you may wish to request a revision in your financial aid, or the Office of Financial Aid may need to update a change. Types of revisions are listed below. If you receive notification from one or both of these agencies that your award will be less than originally assumed or you do not meet the eligibility criteria to apply for these funds, you may request an increase in campus-based aid. If funds are available and you qualify for an increase, your request will normally be granted. Please be aware that if you are already receiving the maximum allowable amount in all the programs for which you qualify, a change in your financial situation may not produce a revision in your aid package.