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Academic Progress
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You must make satisfactory academic
progress as defined below to be eligible for financial aid. If you are suspended
for failure to make satisfactory progress you become ineligible for financial
aid. Academic Affairs or the Registrar must reinstate your eligibility for
financial aid. A decision to allow you to register for course work does not
reinstate your eligibility for financial aid.
Satisfactory Academic
Progress
Continuing students in all programs must receive a minimum of 75
percent of the credit for which they are eligible each semester in order to be
making satisfactory progress. New students completing their first semester at
the School who fail to meet this requirement are given a grace period of one
semester. In addition, you must be making sufficient quantitative progress
(measured in credit hours attempted) in completing your program to satisfy
Department of Education guidelines. If your Studio Program Review is
satisfactory, you will be awarded block credit.
Failure to Make
Satisfactory Progress
Warning: You will be given a warning if you do
not receive a minimum of 75 percent of the credit for which you are eligible in
your first semester.
Probation: If you are a continuing student,
you will be considered on probation if you do not receive a minimum of 75
percent of the credit for which you are eligible in any semester and, when
relevant, do not maintain a cumulative GPA of C– or better. Grades of W
(withdrawn), NC (no credit), NS (no-show), and I (incomplete) in academic
classes will affect your record by impacting on the assessment of credit
attempted or received.
Suspension: After being placed on
probation, you will be suspended if you fail to make satisfactory progress for a
second (consecutive or non-consecutive) semester.
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