According to federal and state guidelines, students must maintain these standards in order to be eligible to receive and maintain financial assistance. Continuing students at JJC and students who are transferring from other schools must meet all criteria of the Financial Aid Standards of Progress policy each enrolled semester to be eligible for financial aid. These three requirements pertain to all students applying for financial aid whether or not you received financial aid in the past. Before withdrawing from a course, a student should consult with a financial aid advisor to check future financial aid eligibility. In addition, if you stop attending class, you are not automatically dropped from your courses.
Students are responsible for withdrawing from their courses.
Beside letter grades of A, B, C, and D, attempted credit hours also include E , W , I , TE grades and any accepted transfer credits from other institutions. In addition, remedial courses are counted toward the total number of hours permitted under financial aid. A student pursuing a 64 credit hour Associate degree program may attempt 96 credit hours for that particular degree program. Please consult with a financial aid advisor if this should occur. If placed on probation, a student will receive aid for one semester.