Thus, they would not be eligible for Title IV and State-funded aid during the time the incomplete grade is being made up. Consequences of Violation Students in violation of the institutional financial aid satisfactory academic progress policy will be notified by the Financial Aid Office of placement on probationary status for financial aid eligibility. Students will be put on probationary status for financial aid eligibility for an academic year. Students will continue to receive the financial aid awarded to them if they are placed on probationary status. Failure to achieve satisfactory academic status at the end of the probationary period or the current academic year will result in suspension of financial aid for the following academic year.
Suspension makes the student ineligible for financial aid until removed from such standing.
Reinstatement Students suspended from financial aid eligibility will have their records reviewed at the end of the suspension period or academic year. If it is determined that the student has met the requirements for satisfactory academic progress, aid will be reinstated if the student has completed the application procedure for financial aid and if the student is eligible. Appeals Students placed on probationary status may appeal in writing to the Financial Aid Office of any mitigating circumstances. Students may appeal suspension of aid for not making satisfactory academic progress to the Financial Aid Office. Each appeal will be considered on its own merit.