Such applicants are also expected to seek financial assistance from available outside sources, including State scholarship programs, and from other public and private aid sources. Applicants for federally supported programs must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents of the United States. Permanent residents will be required to submit evidence of this status. Financial aid applicants must meet satisfactory progress standards. These regulations are outlined in the Federal Register, published October 6,1983.
Students are subject to the academic requirements of their particular course of study.
Students are eligible for financial aid consideration while on financial aid probation. FTIC students whose cumulative grade point average at the end of the second academic year is less than that required by the program in which they are enrolled, will incur financial aid suspension. Students who incur financial aid suspension are not eligible for financial assistance. Transfer Students Transfer students are judged to be making satisfactory academic progress at the time of initial enrollment. A determination of the maximum time frame for completing the program will be made at the time of application for financial assistance.