Financial Aid Office

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GENERAL LOAN INFORMATION UNDERGRAD & GRADUATE LOANS LAW LOANS

ADDITIONAL FORMS 2007-08 FORMS

DEFERMENTS DISBURSEMENTS RETURN OF AID POLICY

SOURCES OF AID TYPES OF AID INSTITUTIONAL PROGRAMS BRIGHT FUTURE SCHOLARSHIP OTHER SCHOLARSHIP OPTION PRE-PAID TUITION PROGRAM ACG/SMART FIRST GENERATION

GENERAL APPLICATION PROCEDURES NEW STUDENTS RETURNING STUDENTS INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS IMPORTANT APPLICATION TIPS

QUALITATIVE MEASURE OF PROGRESS QUANTITATIVE MEASURE OF PROGRESS APPEAL PROCESS

AWARD DECISIONS ENROLLMENT REQUIREMENTS SATISFACTORY PROGRESS PROFESSIONAL JUDGEMENT DEPENDENCY OVERRIDE ALTERNATIVE ENROLLMENT PROGRAMS

FINANCIAL AID OFFICE SERVICES WHAT IS FINANCIAL AID? BASIC ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS DETERMINING FINANCIAL NEED COST OF ATTENDANCE STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES

ACADEMIC PROGRESS GUIDE

Qualitative Measure of Progress | Quantitative Measure of Progress | Appeal Process

Quantitative (GPA) Measure of Progress
Completion Rate Requirement:
Undergraduate and graduate students must successfully complete 67% of attempted credits taken at the University by the end of each academic year. The completion rate is checked annually at the end of the spring semester.

Maximum Time Frame:
The timeframe of a student’s eligibility for financial aid is limited to 150% of the number of credits required to complete a degree as defined in the university catalog. Credits include attempted credits at the university and transfer credits accepted in satisfaction of course requirements for the degree. Noncredit and/or remedial courses are not included in the quantitative measurement.