A graduate program that requires 48 credits would allow for a maximum of 72 credits before the student would be suspended from financial aid (48 x 150% = 72). For example, most undergraduate degrees require a minimum of 120 credits, so that student can attempt a maximum of 180 credit hours before being suspended from financial aid (120 x 150% = 180). The maximum attempted units is calculated by multiplying the minimum units required for the academic program by 150%. Maximum credits attempted to complete degree program:Īll students must complete their degree program with credits attempted that are no greater than 150% of the number of credits required to earn the degree. Pace is calculated by dividing the total number of cumulative credits completed by the total number of cumulative credits attempted. Graduate students must maintain a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 or above.Īll students must successfully complete a minimum 67% of cumulative credits attempted. Undergraduate students must maintain a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 2.0 or above. In order to be eligible to receive federal aid, you must be meeting 3 minimum standards: You must be meeting Satisfactory Academic Progress Standards Please contact our office if you think this is the case for you. Because of this, some courses that have the same course number each semester but have different course topics, could show up as repeats. If your credits are a combination of graduate and undergraduate credits, you still need to make sure you are hitting these requirements OR you may be able to have your advisor send the financial aid office an email stating that these credits are counting towards your program.Īdditionally, for financial aid purposes you may only re-take a course after passing it one time for it to count towards your financial aid enrollment. In order to be eligible for federal loans, you must be enrolled in 6 undergraduate credits as an undergrad or 5 graduate credits as a graduate student.
You must be meeting the minimum credit requirements It can take up to two weeks for this change to come through to our office. Once you have SDSU added, click through to the end of the application and re-sign and submit the FAFSA. You can do this by logging back into the FAFSA and selecting the option to make a FAFSA correction or to add a school code. Please also double check that you have SDSU listed on the FAFSA. If you do not have an award offer yet, please double check that you have filled out the FAFSA at. You must have filled out the FAFSA with SDSU's School Codeįilling out the FAFSA is the very first step to get started in the financial aid process and this must be completed each school year. Please read on to troubleshoot why your financial aid may not be paying to your billing account. Students must take action to accept their financial aid before it will pay AND they must meet certain eligibility requirements. There are a variety of reasons why your financial aid my not have paid to your account yet.
Unusual Circumstances Related to the FAFSA.Unusual Circumstances Related to the Students Cost of Attendance.Steps to Take After Receiving Your Financial Aid Offer.
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