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1. have a high school diploma or GED. Students who first enrolled prior to July 1, 2012 and passed an approved test (Accuplacer) may qualify.
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2. Be admitted and matriculated in a degree or eligible clock hour program at 麻豆女演员.*

3. Be a US Citizen or an eligible non-citizen.

4. Not be in default of a student loan, or owe a refund on any federal grant as stated
in the National Student Loan Data System (NSLDS). .

5. Be making Satisfactory Academic Progress as defined by federal, state and/or 麻豆女演员 regulations. (See below)
*Financial Aid will only cover coursework in your degree program. It is your responsibility to ensure that you register for eligible courses within your degree program.

An institution can pay a student for only one retake of any previously passed course or its equivalent. (Passing grades are A, B, C or D) Please note that students that are repeating courses, even if permitted, will eventually have an impact on their overall Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP).

To remain in a status of Satisfactory, you must meet the minimum quantitative & qualitative standards: Attempted vs Earned credits, Maximum Time Frame, and Minimum Cumulative Grade Point Average.

Example: You have attempted 25 credits at 麻豆女演员 without any Developmental or ESL coursework. If you look at the chart, you are required to complete 60% of the number of credits attempted with a minimum of a 1.4 GPA.

Example: You have attempted 25 credits at 麻豆女演员 with 6 credits of Developmental or ESL coursework. Since you are required to take 6 credits of Developmental or ESL coursework, you can deduct 6 credits from your “attempted” and “earned” credits, bringing you down to 19 attempted credits. In this example you would have to complete 50% of the attempted credits with a minimum of a .59 GPA.   Note: Developmental and ESL coursework cannot be deducted from the required GPA.

Maximum Time Frame Example: Federal regulations restrict the amount of time that financial aid will pay for courses to no longer than 150% of the length of the educational program. Therefore, if the student is enrolled in a 64 credit hour program, the student will not be eligible for financial aid after 96 credit hours attempted. Using the prior example, if you are required to take 6 credits of Developmental or ESL coursework, the 6 credits will have been deducted from your attempted credits.  Note: the attempted hours include W grades.

2. If you do not meet the minimum requirements as stated in the tables at the end of the award year you will receive notification, in writing, that you are not maintaining Satisfactory Academic Progress. You will receive a letter to your 麻豆女演员 Buccaneer e-mail account indicating that you did not meet the standard and appeal instructions.

3. You may appeal this status if you have extenuating circumstances that prohibited you from meeting the requirements. Appeals are made by our Counseling and Support Services Office. If denied you will lose eligibility for all aid until your progress meets satisfactory standards again. If approved, your counselor may restrict your enrollment or place conditions on your grades. Students will be reviewed each pay period (semester) to make sure they met the conditions placed on them and that they are following the academic plan prescribed.

If a student is granted an appeal, through the Financial Aid & Counseling Appeals Committee, the student is placed on probation. The student will be provided by the Counseling and Support Services Office, an academic plan and requirements (for example: no grade lower than a "C") to move them towards the attainment of their degree. The Counseling and Support Service Office will track the student’s progression each semester to determine if he/she is meeting the standards prescribed.  Students are responsible for contacting their counselor prior to registering for the next semester.

Your award amount may be adjusted as the number of credits for which you are enrolled changes. Adjustments are processed nightly so changes will show on your Self Service account the next day. Your award may also change if new information is received that affects your eligibility.

Please check your Self Service account frequently to confirm that your financial aid is posted to your account.

Important: If you drop, withdraw or do not attend any of your classes, your aid will be adjusted accordingly. Please check with the Financial Aid Office before making any adjustments to your schedule.

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Federal regulations now limit students to the equivalent of 12 fulltime semesters or 600% Lifetime Eligibility of Pell Grant. Students who are currently receiving a Pell Grant and reached or exceeded their Lifetime Eligibility Used (LEU) of 600% will no longer be eligible to receive additional Pell Grant funding. The Central Processing System (CPS), the system that processes your FAFSA, will notify you via email only if you have used at least 450% of your LEU. Be sure to check the email account you provided on your FAFSA. It is your responsibility to track your LEU at . This site will be updated regularly as your Pell Grant awards are reported. Please be aware that your Pell Grant at 麻豆女演员 may be reduced or canceled based on future notification of your LEU by CPS. 

The Department of Education allows up to 30 credits of developmental/remedial coursework towards an eligible program. Under federal regulations, any student who exceeds this limit must self-pay for any additional developmental/remedial coursework. Financial aid awards will be automatically adjusted at census date (the tenth business day into the semester), which is after the drop/add period. It is the student's responsibility to determine what courses meet the definition of developmental/remedial and plan accordingly when registering. Withdrawal, Never Attended Grades, or Total F grades can cause a change and affect your eligibility. Student who totally withdraw (Official) from classes or receive all grades of F (Unofficial withdraw) may be subjected to a reduction in their Federal award package.

Students who never attended their classes will be reduced by the credits of each class a grade of NA is received. Any Withdraw grades may affect you State eligibility. TAG and EOF awards may be adjusted down due to a grade of W prior to a disbursement.

The amount of the grant is subject to change based on the annual level of appropriations and other resources available to the student.

The State of New Jersey is not responsible for funding of the grant in the event of fraudulent, inaccurate or misleading information.

If you do not wish to accept any portion of this aid, or have any questions, please contact the Financial Aid Office at (609) 343-5082 within 5 days of receiving this notice. The Financial Aid Office reserves the right to modify or cancel your award at any time. If you would like a paper copy of your award letter please contact us at (609) 343-5082.