INSTRUCTIONS FOR APPEALING FINANCIAL AID SUSPENSION
These
instructions are for the use of students who have
been placed on Financial Aid Suspension. By following
the steps outlined below, a student may appeal his
or her placement on Financial Aid Suspension.
A copy
of the standards for Satisfactory
Academic Progress
was included with the letter you received notifying
you of your Suspension. If you would like to review
those standards at this time, you may visit our
web site.
You were placed on Financial Aid Suspension because
you failed to meet the University's standards for
Satisfactory Academic Progress. Federal regulations
and the regulations governing many other forms of
student aid require that a student meet a minimum
academic standard in order to continue to receive
student financial aid. if the student can demonstrate
that his or her failure to meet the minimum standard
was caused by circumstances beyond your control,
a Financial Aid Administrator may make exceptions
to that requirement in individual cases.
If you
wish to appeal the suspension of your student financial
aid, please answer carefully the questions below.
A successful appeal will contain answers to each
question or request for data, be well written, and
provide evidence of circumstances beyond your
control that adversely affected your academic
performance during this school year. Approval/Denial
decision for appeals will be communicated to the
student by electronic (e-mail) and/or regular mail.
If your
appeal is successful, you will be placed on Financial
Aid Probation and given certain conditions that
you must fulfill in order to continue to receive
student financial aid. You will be informed of these
conditions by e-mail.
NOTE : If
you have been academically dismissed or placed on
academic suspension and wish to appeal that status,
you should contact the Office of Admissions for
instructions. Completing an appeal of Financial
Aid Suspension will not correct your academic standing.
Likewise, being readmitted through the Admissions
Office will not automatically remedy your
Financial Aid Suspension. |