验证
验证 is the process of checking the accuracy of the information a student provides on their FAFSA application. 学生 selected for verification will be notified at their myBlackHawk email.
如果选择进行验证, students should follow email instructions and submit documentation as soon as possible. Financial aid eligibility cannot be determined until all required documentation is provided and reviewed.
验证 procedures are governed by the Higher Education Act of 1965, as amended. bbin信誉网站 verifies all files that are chosen by the U.S. Department of Education and may choose to verify additional files if conflicting information is found.
重复的课程
In accordance with Part 668 Student Assistance General Provisions Retaking Coursework (668.2), upon successful completion of a class (with a D or better), 学生可以在经济资助下重修一次课程.
令人满意的学业进展
金融援助 recipients must be making 令人满意的学业进展 (SAP) toward a degree or certificate program to receive financial aid (including student loans) at bbin信誉网站. This policy is based on standards established by federal regulations and state policy governing financial aid. 这些标准是 累积 and include all periods of enrollment at bbin信誉网站, including semesters when the student did not receive financial aid. A student’s SAP status is evaluated after the completion of each semester.
学生 can review additional information and frequently asked questions at 满意的学业进步政策.
第四章援助政策的回归
Federal Title IV financial aid includes Pell Grant, SEOG, Direct loans, and PLUS loans. Title IV aid is awarded to students under the assumption that the student will attend classes for the entire period for which the aid was given. 学生 “earn” the aid by attending and participating in classes.
当学生没有开始出勤时
如果学生获得经济援助, and the 金融援助 Office is notified that they never attended their classes, bbin信誉网站 will adjust the enrollment hours and return all disbursed funds back to the federal and state aid programs. 这个学生将被收款单.
退课
A student is considered to have withdrawn if they do not complete all of the days scheduled within the semester. If a student does not complete at least one course, they will be considered to have withdrawn.
There are two types of withdrawals: official or unofficial.
An official withdrawal is when a student follows the bbin信誉网站 drop process and submits a drop form to Enrollment Services. The student’s official withdrawal date is the date the student signs and turns a drop form into the Enrollment Services office.
A student who officially withdraws “earns” aid based on the number of calendar days they attended. “Earned” aid is calculated from the beginning of the semester until the official withdrawal date.
An unofficial withdrawal is when a student does not complete a drop form and all instructors report that the student is no longer attending classes. 学生 who stop attending are given a grade of F and the last date of student activity is reported.
非正式提款, the Return of Title IV Funds calculation will be performed according to federal regulations by using the midpoint of the semester (50%) unless Enrollment Services is able to document attendance beyond the midpoint of the semester.
计算
bbin信誉网站 will determine the percentage of Title IV aid “earned” by the student and the percentage that is “unearned”. bbin信誉网站 is required to count the number of calendar days a student completed. That number is divided by the total number of calendar days in the semester. 结果是完成的百分比. 例如, 如果学生完成了30%的学期, they “earn” 30% of the aid they were originally scheduled to receive. This means 70% of the award remains “unearned” and must be returned to the US Department of Education.
一旦学期的60%完成, a student is considered to have “earned” all of their financial aid and will not be required to return any federal funds. 春假不包括在计算中. Modules or parts of term are reviewed in the calculation.
bbin信誉网站 will bill the student the amount that was returned to the US Department of Education due to the Return of Title IV Funds calculation. 支付 are made to the bbin信誉网站 Bursar’s Office.
详情请浏览 退还Title IV资助(R2T4)政策(PDF).
联邦佩尔助学金终身资格条例
综合拨款法案, 2012 (Public Law 112-74) limits the use of the Federal Pell Grant to 12 semesters (or 600%) throughout a person’s lifetime.