Academic Standing
Academic standing can impact a student's Federal Financial Aid
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Academic Probation
Academic Probation
Probationary status is assigned at the completion of the fall or spring semester to students whose cumulative Lander GPA falls below a 2.00
During probationary status, students are limited to enrolling in 15 credit hours and are required to meet with the Student Success and Retention Coordinator
Probationary status removed when they have a cumulative Lander GPA above 2.00
Academic Suspension
Academic Suspension
Suspension lasts for at least one spring or fall semester
Students may apply for readmission to a spring or fall semester
Students currently on academic probation, or previously on academic probation whose GPA falls below outlined guidelines:
Overall Hours Earned
0-29
30-59
60-89
90+
Cumulative Institution GPA
1.400
1.600
1.800
2.000
Financial Aid may request a SAP appeal due to quantitative, qualitative, or time frame deficiencies
Quantitative Evaluation (Completion Ratio)
Quantitative Evaluation (Completion Ratio)
Percentage calculated by number of passed hours divided by number of attempted hours
Minimum standards:
Qualitative Evaluation (GPA)
Qualitative Evaluation (GPA)
Minimum level of academic achievement.
Minimum GPA requirements:
Time Frame Evaluation (Expected Graduation)
Time Frame Evaluation (Expected Graduation)
Limits the length of time that undergraduate students can receive federal and state funding to complete degree requirements.
Overall Attempted Hours
0-29
30-59
60+
Graduate
Min Completion Ratio Required
50%
58%
67%
67%
Cumulative Passed Hours
0-29
30-59
60+
Graduate
Min Cumulative GPA Required
1.700
1.900
2.000
2.000
Undergraduate students cannot be eligible for federal or state aid after attempting more than 187 overall credit hours.
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