Enrollment And Its Effects on 金融援助

的 length of instructional time, 主修和辅修, 课程, location and hours all impact 金融援助 eligibility. 访问 the sections below 有关详细信息, on how enrollment can affect students' finances.

• Expected Enrollment and Cost of Attendance
• Minimum Enrollment Requirements
• Withdrawal and Dropping Classes
• 重复的课程
• Satisfying Academic Progress (SAP)
• Taking Classes Elsewhere for ISU Credit
• 国外的教育

Expected Enrollment and Cost of Attendance (COA)

Before the semester begins your Cost of Attendance (COA) is based on the expected enrollment of 12 or more credit hours (6 credit hours for 研究生 学生).  的n 2 weeks before the semester begins your COA will be based upon the actual number of credit hours in which you are enrolled.  如果你是 planning to be enrolled in a different amount other than the expected enrollment you will need to complete the Expected Enrollment Form.

Minimum Enrollment Requirements

Certain types of financial aid and scholarships require full-time enrollment 为支付. 学生 should monitor their 奖的需求 to ensure that minimum enrollment criteria are satisfied. 除了, many need-based awards require that the Office of Student 金融援助 take a "snapshot" of student enrollment levels as of a certain date.

• 的 联邦佩尔助学金 requires enrollment to be finalized on the 7th calendar day of the term. While part-time grants are available, the maximum amount of the award requires full-time enrollment.
• 的 Frank O'Bannon Grant (also called the Indiana Higher Education Award), as well as several other state grants such as Twenty-First Century Scholars,需要 full-time enrollment on the last day of the semester.

Withdrawal or Dropping Classes

的 University recognizes that circumstances may arise that require students to drop some or all of their classes.

• Dropping all classes before the semester begins:

  Any time a student withdraws completely from all classes, the financial aid office will cancel all financial aid received for the term. If this process occurs before the start of the semester, the student is typically entitled to at least a partial refund of University charges. 访问 http://facultyhandbook.azarnewsonline.com/registrar/student-resources/registrationscheduling/withdraw 有关详细信息,.

• Dropping all classes after the semester begins:

  If the student completely withdraws after the first day of classes, he or she will have to return a percentage of financial aid relative to the amount of the semester completed.

  如果发生这种情况, the office will return a portion of the federal aid money used to pay institutional charges (such as tuition, 费用, or university housing) on a student's account. Sometimes this will leave some university charges unpaid, and the student will be billed for this amount. 第二个, if the student received federal aid funds directly (as a refund, for example) to be used for other educational expenses, the student may have to return some portion of that money. 的 amount due will appear on the student's bill in about 45 days after the withdrawal date.

  For details on this process, see our full Return of Title IV 援助 Policy.

• Dropping some classes after the semester begins:

  Financial aid recipients are required to complete 67% of the classes originally attempted. (见也 Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy.) If the student falls below 67% completion rate, he or she will forfeit their eligibility for federal financial aid. It is critical to exercise discretion when deciding when to drop and add classes after the semester has already begun.

  Enrollment information is reported to the National Student Loan Data System, and previously borrowed loans may go into repayment if the student does not meet deferment criteria (half-time enrollment).

  Pell grant recipients must attend all of their courses in order to keep the grant. Failure to attend all courses could result in a reduction of Pell grant funds.

Repeat Classes or Coursework

Please be advised that federal regulations may prohibit students from receiving financial aid for repeating 课程. A student who has already taken a course and has questions whether financial aid will cover a repeat should contact the Office of Student 金融援助.

Listed below are answers to frequently asked questions.

• If I previously received an "F" (which is a failing grade) in a course, how many times can I retake that course and still receive federal financial aid?
  • You may include any repetition of a course as long as you have never passed the course. If you previously passed the course, you may include one repetition after passing. Any second or subsequent repetition of the passed course may not be included in your enrollment status for the purpose of receiving federal financial aid.
• If I received an "F" the first time I took a course, and then I passed with a "D", how many times can I take the course to improve the "D" grade and still received federal financial aid?
  • 一次. If you passed the course, you may include one repetition after passing. Any second or subsequent repetition of the passed course may not be included in your enrollment status for the purpose of receiving federal financial aid.
• If I received a "D", then I retook the course and received an "F" while receiving federal financial aid, can I retake the course a third time and receive aid?
  • No, because the course was already taken once and a passed grade was received. Federal aid helped pay for the course the second time, but it was failed. Federal aid will not cover the course for a third time in this situation, because it already paid for one passed course and one repeat.

Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP)

学生 must make Satisfactory Academic Progress towards earning a degree as stipulated in the chart below to receive financial aid at ISU.

• SAP is calculated annually after the spring semester following the student's first term of enrollment as a regular degree-seeking student or at the point of awarding aid as a degree-seeking student. Some additional non-degree students may be calculated for SAP based upon funding or program rules.
• Courses taken at ISU and those taken elsewhere are counted as hours attempted regardless of grade assigned. This includes incompletes, failures, or withdrawals after the 7th day of class each term.
• 检查 Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) Policy for more information.

Taking Classes Elsewhere for ISU Credit

学生 taking classes at another campus may be eligible to complete a consortium agreement - an agreement between two universities that allows students to use financial aid for concurrent enrollment. Note that most aid programs, including loans, have specific minimum enrollment requirements.

检查 Consortium Agreement policy for more information and requirements.

Failure to meet these requirements may result in loss of financial aid eligibility.

国外的教育

Most programs qualify for financial aid eligibility while students are studying abroad. Financial aid does not disburse to student accounts until 10 days prior to the education abroad class start date. During the summer, it can be up to 3 days before the term. 学生 will need to be prepared to make certain program payments in advance of receiving their financial aid.

的re are two types of 国外的教育 programs:

• 合作伙伴 - Indiana State University has a direct relationship with partner universities, and these programs are typically less costly to the student, and the university is billed directly for cost.
• 下属 - 的se are run by a third party and offer many locations, but at a higher cost. 学生 pay these programs directly, often using their financial aid refund.
• Faculty-led field trips are not eligible for 金融援助.

检查 国外的教育 policy for more information and requirements.