The quantitative component requires a student to maintain progress toward graduation and is measured by the number of units completed each semester. Below are the unit and cumulative grade point average requirements. Therefore it is in a student's best interest to complete 16 units each semester. Academic performance must improve to be removed from academic probation. Failure to do so will eliminate financial aid eligibility.
Students are eligible for eight semesters of financial aid if they entered as a freshman.
Financial aid eligibility for transfer students is prorated based upon the grade level determined at the time of admission. In order to ensure that students graduate in a timely manner, the College has established Quantitative requirements. A student who does not complete sufficient units is allowed one year on Financial Aid Probation to make up the deficiency. To be removed from Probation and retain financial aid eligibility, students must make up their missing units, in addition to taking a full course load, within two semesters. If the student does not complete the minimum number of units by the end of two semesters they will no longer be eligible for financial aid.