To maintain eligibility for federal student assistance, students must maintain progress in their academic programs. Progress has both qualitative and quantitative aspects: ...
To maintain eligibility for federal student assistance, students must maintain progress in their academic programs. Progress has both qualitative and quantitative aspects: that is, the student must be attaining acceptable grades over a limited time period in order to complete his or her academic objective. The school is responsible for establishing the specific requirements for satisfactory academic performance, tracking their students’ progress, and enforcing the consequences of unsatisfactory progress.
Related terms: Student Eligibility; Administrative Capability
To maintain eligibility for federal student assistance, students must maintain progress in their academic programs. Progress has both qualitative and quantitative aspects: that is, the student must be attaining acceptable grades over a limited time period in order to complete his or her academic objective. The school is responsible for establishing the specific requirements for satisfactory academic performance, tracking their students’ progress, and enforcing the consequences of unsatisfactory progress.
Related terms: Student Eligibility; Administrative Capability
See also Subtopics for more specific references.
(Community College Review)
(MDRC)
(Center for Analysis of Postsecondary Education and Employment)
(National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators)
(National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators)
(National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators)
(University of New England)
(Journal of Critical Scholarship on Higher Education and Student Affairs)
(Higher Learning Advocates)
See also Timing of evaluations
See top list entry for Student Eligibility