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example, a student could have up to 180 credits or 12 full-time semesters to complete a 120 credit
                  undergraduate program).

                  Treatment of Grades, Course Work and Transfer Credits
                      1.    Remedial (developmental) classes are defined as university coursework below the 100
                         course level. Students will receive a letter grade for these courses; however they will not
                         be counted in the grade point calculation but are counted in the completion ratio. Financial
                         aid eligibility for remedial courses is limited to a maximum of 24 credit hours.
                      2.    Attempted credits include grades of A, B, C, D, F, I, NG, P, PS, T, W, AU, CR, S, U

                      3.   Students may repeat courses in order to improve a grade. However, credits for repeated
                         courses will count as additional credits attempted for financial aid purposes.

                      4.    Transfer credits will be counted as attempted and completed credits for the completion
                         ratio calculation and count towards the maximum time frame allowed.


                  To  calculate  the  percentage  of  credits  completed  total  all  attempted  credits  and  total  all
                  attempted credits divide the number of completed credits by the number of attempted credits.
                  Total Completed Credits/Total Attempted Credits= Percentage Completed

                                             Failure to Meet Minimum SAP Requirements

                 Student who fail to meet SAP may opt to go through the SAP Appeal
                 process

                  Undergraduate Students who fail to maintain a cumulative grade point average of 2.0 and above
                  or fail to maintain the minimum completion rate of 67% and above in attempted credits will be
                  placed in a “Not Meet” status for the following semester of enrollment and no financial aid will be
                  awarded and or disbursed during subsequent semesters until the student has regained eligibility
                  or reinstatement has occurred due to an appeal being granted.

                  Graduate Students who fail to maintain a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 and above or fail
                  to maintain the minimum completion rate of 67% and above in attempted credits will be placed
                  in  a  “Not  Meet”  status for the  following semester  of  enrollment  and  no  financial  aid  will  be
                  awarded and or disbursed during subsequent semesters until the student has regained eligibility
                  or reinstatement has occurred due to an appeal being granted

                  Students who do not earn their degree within the maximum timeframe will also be placed in “Not
                  Meet" status. No aid will be awarded and or disbursed during subsequent semester unless the
                  student has made appeal and the appeal has been granted.

                  https://www.bowiestate.edu/admissions-financial-aid/financial-aid/satisfactory-academic-progress

                 SAP Appeal Process:
                 In order for a student who is Not-Meeting SAP to regain eligibility, student may opt to go through the
                 SAP Appeal Process.


                 A student must submit a Request for an Appeal. The Request for an Appeal, a letter explaining the
                 circumstances surrounding why the student did not meet SAP, and supporting documentations.
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