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All credit-bearing course hours, including:

• Transfer credit (including study abroad, joint programs, and regardless of whether they apply to your current Â鶹ӰԺ degree requirements)
• Test credit
• Other types of academic credit (such as military, advanced placement, prior learning assessment, etc.)
• Repeated courses

You must maintain a minimum cumulative grade point average (GPA) to remain eligible for financial aid. 

• Undergraduate Students:  Must maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.000 or higher.
• Graduate/Professional Students:  Must maintain a cumulative GPA equal to or higher than what is required to graduate from your program.

You must successfully complete two-thirds (66.67%) of total your total attempted credit hours. This includes all courses you’re enrolled in after the . Every class that appears on your transcript—including W’s, F’s, and other grade notations —are included in this calculation. An incomplete grade may not count as successful completion until a grade is assigned, and will have a negative impact on your course completion rate while it is incomplete.

If your SAP appeal is approved or you are completing a SAP academic plan, you are expected to earn a term GPA of at least 2.500 or higher. Your term requirements are located at Campus Connect > Financial Aid tile.

Any course with a passing grade (A, B, C, D or PA) is successfully completed.

Any course with a non-passing grade (F, W, WA, FX, R, RG, IN, ING, AU, or M) is not successfully completed.

• Incomplete (IN,ING), Missing (M) and Research (R,RG) grades: These are not completed until the final grade is submitted, in accordance with university grading policy.
• Withdrawal grades (W, WA, and FX): These negatively impact completion rate and maximum timeframe. W and WA grades are not calculated in GPA, but an FX is calculated in the GPA as an F.
• Pass grade (PA): PA grades are not calculated into your GPA. If you are below the required GPA and you are on SAP warning, probation, or SAP academic plan, you must take letter-graded courses to improve your GPA. Aid may be suspended the following term if your GPA does not meet minimum SAP requirements. Students on probation or an academic plan should refer to their GPA requirement at Campus Connect > Financial Aid tile > View My FA Academic Progress.

Repeated and original course credits are both counted towards cumulative attempted credit hours. The repeat grade is treated in the cumulative GPA according to university policy. Refer to your for more information on how repeated grades are calculated in your cumulative GPA.

Treatment of Repeated Coursework for Financial Aid Disbursement.

Audited courses do not earn academic credit and are not eligible for federal, state, and institutional financial aid. They are not evaluated in the review of your SAP.

Non-credit development courses do not earn academic credit and are not eligible for federal, state, and institutional financial aid. They are not evaluated in the review of your SAP.