Students receiving financial assistance through any federal or state programs must meet academic progress requirements. Generally, these requirements include a minimum SWT GPA of a 2.0 and completion of an average of 12 semester hours of new course work each long semester enrolled. Financial aid recipients who withdraw from the university or reduce hours by officially dropping a course may be required to repay financial aid received. Repayment will be in accordance with the refund schedule developed by the Director of Accounting and published in the Schedule of Classes each semester. Other Financial Assistance Scholarships.
Scholarships are available to qualified students on a competitive basis.
Information is included in the SWT Scholarship Application Pamphlet available on request from the Office of Student Financial Aid. February 1 is the scholarship deadline. A separate Scholarship application is required and can be obtained through the Office of Student Financial Aid. Short-Term Assistance . The amount of this loan normally does not exceed the costs of tuition and course fees.