I have been put on Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) Financial Aid Probation. What does this mean?
If you are put on financial aid probation, your academic progress and financial aid eligibility will be reviewed at the end of each semester. You will be asked to sign a term-by-term SAP Probation Agreement that will explain the terms and requirements of your probation.
Students on SAP financial aid probation will be monitored for improvement and adherence to probationary terms including the Academic Recovery Plan. While on probation, an undergraduate student is expected to achieve a semester grade point average of 2.0 or above, not receive an "I" in any coursework, and receive a "P" in each Pass/Fail course. For graduate-level students, the minimum GPA requirement is determined by the academic unit.
Students on probation must also follow the terms of their Academic Recovery Plan. They continue to receive aid while on financial aid probation but will be monitored.
A student will be removed from SAP financial aid probation upon successful completion of the Academic Recovery Plan. This is demonstrated by obtaining a GPA consistent with the minimum requirement for their academic level and completing an aggregate percentage of 67% or more of all attempted credit hours.
Any student who is placed on academic probation by their school or college is expected to comply with the requirements of both the college or department and the Office of Financial Aid.
Learn more on the Satisfactory Academic Progress webpage.