Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) is one of the eligibility requirements to receive financial aid. Each college/university must have an SAP Policy that measures a student’s progress toward the completion of their program of study. An SAP Policy includes two components, quantitative and qualitative standard. The quantitative component measures the course completion rate and the maximum time frame a student may receive financial aid funding for the program of study. The qualitative component sets a minimum cumulative Grade Point Average for all students.
Satisfactory Academic Progress, Course Repeats, and Withdrawals FAQ
Q:What is Satisfactory Academic Progress?
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Q:What is West Georgia Tech’s Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy?
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Q:How is my completion rate calculated?
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Q:When will I be evaluated for SAP?
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Q:What happens if I do not meet SAP?
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Q:How do I regain financial aid eligibility?
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Q:What is a mitigating circumstance?
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Q:Will the Financial Aid Office determine if my financial aid will be restored?
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Q:When will I know if my appeal was approved?
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Q:Is there a deadline to apply for an appeal?
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Q:What is an academic plan?
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Q:If my appeal is denied, can I still enroll in classes?
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Q:Will financial aid pay for me to repeat a class?
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Q:If I withdraw from a class, how will it affect my financial aid?
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Q:What happens if I withdraw from school before the end of the semester?
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