The grade point average (GPA) component requires that you maintain a minimum GPA to be considered meeting SAP standards. For professional students, your GPA is monitored by your program of study. You must meet the standards determined by your school of study and will be considered failing this component if you are placed on Academic Probation.
The pace of completion requirement measures the pace at which you are progressing toward degree completion. The pace of completion is determined by taking the total number of credit hours successfully earned divided by the total number of credit hours attempted. For professional students, your pace of completion is monitored by your program of study. You must meet the standards determined by your school of study and will be considered failing this component if you are placed on Academic Probation.
The maximum time frame component measures the total time it takes you to complete your degree program. Your total credit hours attempted cannot exceed 150% of the published length of your academic program. For professional students, your maximum time frame is monitored by your program of study. Your financial aid eligibility ceases when you are no longer admitted or are dismissed from your program.
Last Updated: 12/20/2021
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