Enrollment in all previous terms, including those in which you withdrew completely from classes, determines whether or not you receive your financial aid. Make sure you’re doing all the right things so you don’t lose any funding, and be aware of what happens if you need to repeat a course.
If you are an undergraduate or graduate student, you must be enrolled at least half time during any semester in which you receive financial aid:
Some grants require that you maintain full-time status. In those cases, you must be enrolled in at least:
Any change to your enrollment may result in a change to your financial aid eligibility. This includes:
If any of these occur, you may be asked to return money you’ve already received, and may not receive money you’re expecting.
We review your academic progress at least once a year. It’s determined by your enrollment in all previous terms (including those in which you withdrew completely from classes), whether or not you received financial aid.
If you are a nondegree student who is eligible for financial aid, you are expected to meet the same standards as an undergraduate student in order to keep your aid.
You must meet the following requirements to make satisfactory academic progress:
You must maintain a cumulative program GPA:
In order to make satisfactory academic progress, you have to successfully complete no less than 67 percent of your total attempted courses. If you received a grade of W, F, FX, or I in a course, you did not successfully complete that course.
Transfer credit hours are calculated as hours successfully completed.
You must complete your degree in no more than the following number of enrolled credit hours:
We’ll notify you if you’re making unsatisfactory academic progress. You can also check One.IU to see your status. If you’ve been flagged as making unsatisfactory progress, you can file an academic progress appeal.
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