Satisfactory w88 Progress
Updated: July 2022
"Satisfactory w88 Progress" (SAP) is the term used to signify a student's successful completion of coursework toward a degree or certificate. For federal, state, and institutional aid, the University is required to monitor the progress of each student toward degree or certificate completion. These w88 standards apply for all periods of enrollment, regardless of whether or not aid was received. Students who fall behind in their coursework, or do not achieve minimum standards for grade point average and completed credits, may lose their eligibility for all types of federal, state, and institutional aid administered by our office. Students who are not meeting standards will be notified via the email on file in MyNEVADA.
Undergraduate w88
To be eligible for financial aid, you must meet Satisfactory w88 Progress (SAP) standards. The Office of Student Financial Aid and Scholarships has established guidelines (based on federal regulations) for evaluating your progress. You must be meeting all standards in order to maintain good standing for receiving federal, state, and institutional aid. SAP is calculated at the end of the Fall, Spring (includes Wintermester), and Summer terms.
- Qualitative component: Consists of cumulative University of Nevada, Reno GPA and passing/non-passing grades for remedial coursework
- Quantitative component: Consists of pace and maximum time frame
The GPA requirement is based on grades earned at the University of Nevada, Reno, and does not include grades transferred from another institution. Undergraduate w88 are required to maintain a 2.0 or better cumulative University of Nevada, Reno GPA.
Remedial courses are assessed qualitatively with S (satisfactory) or U (unsatisfactory) grades. If a student receives a U grade for a remedial course taken at the University of Nevada, Reno more than once, the student w88 no longer be meeting SAP. Successfully passing the same remedial course, or completing core math/English requirements, as applicable, w88 remedy the deficiency. Remedial courses taken at the University of Nevada, Reno do not affect pace or maximum time frame.
Pace is based on all college credits earned from the University of Nevada, Reno and all other post-secondary institutions, regardless of whether or not aid was received. w88 must earn 67% of all attempted credits in order to meet the pace requirement. Pace is calculated as: (number of credits earned ÷ number of credits attempted) × 100.
Courses that are assigned a grade of 'A', 'B', 'C', 'D', or 'S' are included as both credits earned and credits attempted. Course assigned grades of ‘R’, ‘I', 'W', 'F', 'AD', 'IP', 'NR', and 'U' are not included as credits earned but are included as credits attempted. Transfer courses that are assigned ‘AR’ are also not included as credits earned but are included as credits attempted (for University of Nevada, Reno courses assigned as ‘AR’, please see w88 renewal policy).
Note: A pace calculation resulting in 66.5%-66.9% w88 be rounded up to 67%.
Federal regulations limit financial w88 funding to no more than 150 percent of the average length of the program. All attempted (total enrolled) credits at the University of Nevada, Reno and at all other institutions are counted in this limit, regardless of whether or not w88 was received. The credit limit includes dual majors, changes in majors, and multiple degrees. An undergraduate student has a maximum time frame of 180 total attempted credits.
Courses assigned as incomplete (I) w88 be incorporated into a student’s pace calculation at the time SAP is determined. Incompletes are not included as credits earned, but are included as credits attempted.
Repeated coursework w88 count towards all SAP standards.
All transfer work that is recognized by the University of Nevada, Reno w88 be included in a student’s quantitative component (Pace and Maximum Time Frame) of SAP. Transfer work that is received after SAP has been determined w88 be incorporated the next time SAP is determined.
The University of Nevada, Reno has an w88 renewal policy through which a student may have a maximum of two consecutive semesters of course work disregarded in all calculations regarding w88 standing, grade-point average and graduation eligibility. The institutional w88 renewal policy does not supersede federal SAP guidelines and all original coursework grades will be used when determining a student’s SAP standing.
w88 who are meeting all SAP standards have this status and are eligible for all financial aid resources.
Undergraduate students who have fallen below the minimum GPA or pace requirements, or have failed a remedial course more than once, will get a warning semester. During this semester they will be permitted to receive financial aid while resolving the deficiency. If, after the warning semester, the SAP deficiency is not resolved, eligibility for financial aid will be lost. Students are encouraged to make an appointment with a Satisfactory w88 Progress Advisor at the beginning of their warning semester.
Students who do not meet satisfactory w88 standards after their warning semester must either appeal or remedy the deficiency by taking and paying for classes on their own. Each student will only be permitted to receive one warning semester at the University of Nevada, Reno during their undergraduate career, regardless of deficiency or combination of deficiencies, and whether or not aid was received during that warning semester.
w88 who are no longer meeting SAP standards and are not eligible for warning status will be placed on financial aid suspension. These w88 are not eligible to receive federal, state, and institutional aid under the suspension status. w88 on this status are encouraged to speak with a financial aid representative to see what options may be available.
Students who are no longer meeting SAP standards due to a deficiency in remedial coursework completion, GPA, or Pace and have had a Satisfactory w88 Progress Appeal approved will be placed on financial aid probation. Students are eligible to receive federal, state, and institutional aid under the probation status. Students must comply with the w88 requirements outlined on their appeal approval communication in order to remain on probation status. Non-compliance with the terms of the w88 requirements outlined on their appeal approval communication will result in the student moving to financial aid suspension status.
Students who are no longer meeting SAP standards due to exceeding the allowable attempted credits for their program and have an approved Maximum Time Frame Appeal will be placed on this status. Students are eligible to receive federal, state, and institutional aid under the w88 plan status. The Financial Aid Office will only count enrollment for courses listed on the approved w88 plan to determine aid eligibility. Students must comply with the w88 requirements outlined on their appeal approval communication in order to remain on w88 plan status. Non-compliance with the terms of the w88 requirements outlined on their appeal approval communication will result in the student status moving to financial aid suspension.
If you do not meet satisfactory w88 progress standards, you may submit an appeal. If you have a GPA, pace, or remedial coursework issue, you may submit the Satisfactory w88 Progress Appeal. If you have a maximum time frame issue, you may submit the Maximum Time Frame Appeal.
Appeals w88 be reviewed and evaluated by the appeals coordinator. It is at the discretion of the appeals coordinator to make a professional judgement on whether an appeal should be discussed with a formal committee comprised of representatives from across campus.
All appeals must be received three weeks prior to the end of the term in order to be considered for w88 in the current semester.
In addition to submitting the appropriate appeal form, signed and dated, you must also submit the required documentation, as listed on each form.
Examples of Satisfactory w88 Progress Appeals that may be considered are:
- Death or serious illness of an immediate family member
- Prolonged hospitalization or confinement at home for reasons that resulted in required extended absences from classes
- A one-time emergency situation that impacted your ability to continue your education or affected your w88 success for a short, specified period
- Situations for which you had no valid choice other than to interrupt your education
Examples of Satisfactory w88 Progress Appeals that will not be considered are:
- Lack of knowledge or understanding of the satisfactory w88 progress standards
- Medical appeals based on long-term or chronic conditions that were known and existed before financial w88 was accepted and received
- Medical appeals for illness or hospitalization for dates that do not correspond to the semester(s) of sub-standard progress
- Any reason for which you have previously filed an appeal
If your appeal is denied, you may submit additional documentation to amend your appeal.
Decisions made by the appeals committee are final and are not subject to further review.
If your final appeal is denied, you must take courses on your own until the issue is resolved. Courses must be taken at the University of Nevada, Reno to raise the GPA above the required minimum to resolve a GPA issue. Courses may be taken at the University of Nevada, Reno or taken elsewhere and transferred in to raise cumulative pace above 67 percent to resolve a pace issue.
Remedial courses may be taken at the University of Nevada, Reno or taken elsewhere and transferred in to address a remedial coursework issue.
There is no further aid eligibility for w88 whose Maximum Time Frame Appeals have been denied.
Discontinuing attendance for any length of time w88 not resolve a SAP issue.
Graduate w88
To be eligible for financial aid, you must meet Satisfactory w88 Progress (SAP) standards. The Office of Student Financial Aid and Scholarships has established guidelines (based on federal regulations) for evaluating your progress. You must be meeting all standards in order to maintain good standing for receiving federal, state, and institutional aid. SAP is calculated at the end of the Fall, Spring (includes Wintermester), and Summer terms.
- Qualitative component: Consists of cumulative University of Nevada, Reno GPA
- Quantitative component: Consists of pace and maximum time frame
The GPA requirement is based on grades earned at the University of Nevada, Reno, and does not include grades transferred from another institution. Graduate w88 are required to maintain a 3.0 or better cumulative University of Nevada, Reno GPA.
Pace is based on all graduate-level college credits earned from the University of Nevada, Reno and all other post-secondary institutions, regardless of whether or not aid was received. w88 must earn 67% of all attempted credits in order to meet the pace requirement. Pace is calculated as: (number of credits earned ÷ number of credits attempted) × 100.
Courses that are assigned a grade of 'A', 'B', 'C', 'D', or 'S' are included as both credits earned and credits attempted. Course assigned grades of 'I', ‘AR’, ‘R’, 'W', 'F', 'AD', 'IP', 'NR', and 'U' are not included as credits earned, but are included as credits attempted. Transfer courses that are assigned ‘AR’ or ‘R’ are also not included as credits earned, but are included as credits attempted (for University of Nevada, Reno courses assigned as ‘AR’ or ‘R’, please see w88 renewal policy).
Note: A pace calculation resulting in 66.5%-66.9% w88 be rounded up to 67%.
Federal regulations limit financial w88 funding to no more than 150 percent of the average length of the program. All attempted (total enrolled) credits at the University of Nevada, Reno and at all other institutions are counted in this limit, regardless of whether or not w88 was received. The credit limit includes dual majors, changes in majors, and multiple degrees.
- Master's:70 credits
- Doctoral:105 credits (including all post-baccalaureate coursework)
Courses assigned as incomplete (I) w88 be incorporated into a student’s pace calculation at the time SAP is determined. Incompletes are not included as credits earned, but are included as credits attempted.
Repeated coursework w88 count towards all SAP standards.
All transfer work that is recognized by the University of Nevada, Reno w88 be included in a student’s quantitative component (Pace and Maximum Time Frame) of SAP. Transfer work that is received after SAP has been determined w88 be incorporated the next time SAP is determined.
w88 who are meeting all SAP standards have this status and are eligible for all financial aid resources.
Graduate students who have fallen below the minimum GPA and/or pace requirements will get a warning semester. During this semester they will be permitted to receive financial aid while resolving the deficiency. If, after the warning semester, the SAP deficiency is not resolved, eligibility for financial aid will be lost. Students are encouraged to make an appointment with a Satisfactory w88 Progress Advisor at the beginning of their warning semester.
Students who do not meet satisfactory w88 standards after their warning semester must either appeal or remedy the deficiency by taking and paying for classes on their own. Each student will only be permitted to receive one warning semester at the University of Nevada, Reno during their graduate career, regardless of deficiency or combination of deficiencies, and whether or not aid was received during that warning semester.
w88 who are no longer meeting SAP standards and are not eligible for warning status will be placed on financial aid suspension. These w88 are not eligible to receive federal, state, and institutional aid under the suspension status. w88 on this status are encouraged to speak with a financial aid representative to see what options may be available.
Students who are no longer meeting SAP standards due to a deficiency in GPA and/or pace and have had a Satisfactory w88 Progress Appeal approved will be placed on financial aid probation. Students are eligible to receive federal, state, and institutional aid under the probation status. Students must comply with the w88 requirements outlined on their appeal approval communication in order to remain on probation status. Non-compliance with the terms of the w88 requirements outlined on the appeal approval communication will result in the student moving to financial aid suspension status.
Students who are no longer meeting SAP standards due to exceeding the allowable attempted credits for their program and have an approved Maximum Time Frame Appeal will be placed on this status. Students are eligible to receive federal, state, and institutional aid under the w88 plan status. The Financial Aid Office will only count enrollment for courses listed on the approved w88 plant to determine aid eligibility. Students must comply with the w88 requirements outlined on their appeal approval communication in order to remain on w88 plan status. Non-compliance with the terms of the w88 requirements outlined on their appeal approval communication will result in the student status moving to financial aid suspension.
If you do not meet satisfactory w88 progress standards, you may submit an appeal. If you have a GPA, pace, or remedial coursework issue, you may submit the Satisfactory w88 Progress Appeal. If you have a maximum time frame issue, you may submit the Maximum Time Frame Appeal.
Appeals w88 be reviewed and evaluated by the appeals coordinator. It is at the discretion of the appeals coordinator to make a professional judgement on whether an appeal should be discussed with a formal committee comprised of representatives from across campus.
All appeals must be received three weeks prior to the end of the term in order to be considered for w88 in the current semester.
In addition to submitting the appropriate appeal form, signed and dated, you must also submit the required documentation, as listed on each form.
Examples of Satisfactory w88 Progress Appeals that may be considered are:
- Death or serious illness of an immediate family member
- Prolonged hospitalization or confinement at home for reasons that resulted in required extended absences from classes
- A one-time emergency situation that impacted your ability to continue your education or affected your w88 success for a short, specified period
- Situations for which you had no valid choice other than to interrupt your education
Examples of Satisfactory w88 Progress Appeals that will not be considered are:
- Lack of knowledge or understanding of the satisfactory w88 progress standards
- Medical appeals based on long-term or chronic conditions that were known and existed before financial w88 was accepted and received
- Medical appeals for illness or hospitalization for dates that do not correspond to the semester(s) of sub-standard progress
- Any reason for which you have previously filed an appeal
If your appeal is denied, you may submit additional documentation to amend your appeal.
Decisions made by the appeals committee are final and are not subject to further review.
If your final appeal is denied, you must take courses on your own until the issue is resolved. Courses must be taken at the University of Nevada, Reno to raise the GPA above the required minimum to resolve a GPA issue. Courses may be taken at the University of Nevada, Reno or taken elsewhere and transferred in to raise cumulative pace above 67 percent to resolve a pace issue.
Remedial courses may be taken at the University of Nevada, Reno or taken elsewhere and transferred in to address a remedial coursework issue.
There is no further aid eligibility for w88 whose Maximum Time Frame Appeals have been denied.
Discontinuing attendance for any length of time w88 not resolve a SAP issue.
Physician assistant program
To be eligible for financial aid, you must meet Satisfactory w88 Progress (SAP) standards. The Office of Student Financial Aid and Scholarships has established guidelines (based on federal regulations) for evaluating your progress. You must be meeting all standards in order to maintain good standing for receiving federal, state, and institutional aid. SAP is calculated at the end of each semester.
- Qualitative component: Consists of cumulative University of Nevada, Reno GPA
- Quantitative component: Consists of pace and maximum time frame
The GPA requirement is based on grades earned at the University of Nevada, Reno, and does not include grades transferred from another institution. Physician Assistant w88 are required to maintain a 3.0 or better cumulative University of Nevada, Reno GPA.
Pace is based on all graduate-level college credits earned from the University of Nevada, Reno and all other post-secondary institutions, regardless of whether or not aid was received. w88 must earn 67% of all attempted credits in order to meet the pace requirement. Pace is calculated as: (number of credits earned ÷ number of credits attempted) × 100.
Courses that are assigned a grade of 'A', 'B', 'C', 'D', or 'S' are included as both credits earned and credits attempted. Course assigned grades of ‘R’, ‘I', 'W', 'F', 'AD', 'IP', 'NR', and 'U' are not included as credits earned but are included as credits attempted. Transfer courses that are assigned ‘AR’ are also not included as credits earned but are included as credits attempted (for University of Nevada, Reno courses assigned as ‘AR’, please see w88 renewal policy).
Note: A pace calculation resulting in 66.5%-66.9% w88 be rounded up to 67%.
Federal regulations limit financial w88 funding to no more than 150 percent of the average length of the program. All attempted (total enrolled) credits at the University of Nevada, Reno and at all other institutions are counted in this limit, regardless of whether or not w88 was received. The credit limit includes dual majors, changes in majors, and multiple degrees. A student in the Physician Assistant Studies program has a maximum time frame of 180 total attempted graduate credits.
Courses assigned as incomplete (I) w88 be incorporated into a student’s pace calculation at the time SAP is determined. Incompletes are not included as credits earned, but are included as credits attempted.
Repeated coursework will count towards all SAP standards. Please also see our w88 Amnesty policy.
All transfer work that is recognized by the University of Nevada, Reno w88 be included in a student’s quantitative component (Pace and Maximum Time Frame) of SAP. Transfer work that is received after SAP has been determined w88 be incorporated the next time SAP is determined.
w88 who are meeting all SAP standards have status and are eligible for all financial aid resources.
PA students who have fallen below the minimum GPA and/or pace requirements will get a warning semester. During this semester they will be permitted to receive financial aid while resolving the deficiency. If, after the warning semester, the GPA and/or pace deficiency is not resolved, eligibility for financial aid will be lost. Students are encouraged to make an appointment with a Satisfactory w88 Progress Advisor at the beginning of their warning semester.
Students who do not meet satisfactory w88 standards after their warning semester must either appeal or remedy the deficiency by taking and paying for classes on their own. Each student will only be permitted to receive one warning semester at the University of Nevada, Reno during their graduate career, regardless of deficiency or combination of deficiencies, and whether or not aid was received during that warning semester.
w88 who are no longer meeting SAP standards and are not eligible for warning status will be placed on financial aid suspension. These w88 are not eligible to receive federal, state, and institutional aid under the suspension status. w88 on this status are encouraged to speak with a financial aid representative to see what options may be available.
Students who are no longer meeting SAP standards due to a deficiency in GPA and/or pace and have had a Satisfactory w88 Progress appeal approved will be placed on financial aid probation. Students are eligible to receive federal, state, and institutional aid under the probation status. Students must comply with the w88 requirements outlined on their appeal approval communication in order to remain on probation status. Non-compliance with the terms of the w88 requirements outlined on the appeal approval communication will result in the student moving to financial aid suspension status.
Students who are no longer meeting SAP standards due to exceeding the allowable attempted credits for their program and have an approved Maximum Time Frame Appeal will be placed on this status. Students are eligible to receive federal, state, and institutional aid under the w88 plan status. The Financial Aid Office will only count enrollment for courses listed on the approved w88 plan to determine aid eligibility. Students must comply with the w88 requirements outlined on their appeal approval communication in order to remain on w88 plan status. Non-compliance with the terms of the w88 requirements outlined on their appeal approval communication will result in the student status moving to financial aid suspension.
If you do not meet satisfactory w88 progress standards, you may submit an appeal. If you have a GPA, pace, or remedial coursework issue, you may submit the Satisfactory w88 Progress Appeal. If you have a maximum time frame issue, you may submit the Maximum Time Frame Appeal.
Appeals w88 be reviewed and evaluated by the appeals coordinator. It is at the discretion of the appeals coordinator to make a professional judgement on whether an appeal should be discussed with a formal committee comprised of representatives from across campus.
All appeals must be received three weeks prior to the end of the term in order to be considered for w88 in the current semester.
In addition to submitting the appropriate appeal form, signed and dated, you must also submit the required documentation, as listed on each form.
Examples of Satisfactory w88 Progress Appeals that may be considered are:
- Death or serious illness of an immediate family member
- Prolonged hospitalization or confinement at home for reasons that resulted in required extended absences from classes
- A one-time emergency situation that impacted your ability to continue your education or affected your w88 success for a short, specified period
- Situations for which you had no valid choice other than to interrupt your education
Examples of Satisfactory w88 Progress Appeals that will not be considered are:
- Lack of knowledge or understanding of the satisfactory w88 progress standards
- Medical appeals based on long-term or chronic conditions that were known and existed before financial w88 was accepted and received
- Medical appeals for illness or hospitalization for dates that do not correspond to the semester(s) of sub-standard progress
- Any reason for which you have previously filed an appeal
If your appeal is denied, you may submit additional documentation to amend your appeal.
Decisions made by the appeals committee are final and are not subject to further review.
If your final appeal is denied, you must take courses on your own until the issue is resolved. Courses must be taken at the University of Nevada, Reno to raise the GPA above the required minimum to resolve a GPA issue. Courses may be taken at the University of Nevada, Reno or taken elsewhere and transferred in to raise cumulative pace above 67 percent to resolve a pace issue.
Remedial courses may be taken at the University of Nevada, Reno or taken elsewhere and transferred in to address a remedial coursework issue.
There is no further aid eligibility for w88 whose Maximum Time Frame Appeals have been denied.
Discontinuing attendance for any length of time w88 not resolve a SAP issue.
Medical w88
To be eligible for financial aid, you must meet Satisfactory w88 Progress (SAP) standards. The Office of Student Financial Aid and Scholarships has established guidelines (based on federal regulations) for evaluating your progress. You must be meeting all standards in order to maintain good standing for receiving federal, state, and institutional aid. SAP is calculated at the end of each semester.
- Qualitative component: Consists of w88 Probation
- Quantitative component: Consists of pace and maximum time frame
If the medical school determines that a student needs to be placed on w88 probation based on a low quality of w88 performance, the student will no longer be meeting SAP standards.
Students who are delayed more than two years’ worth of coursework from a leave of absence and/or failure to meet w88 standards will no longer be on pace to graduate within the given six-year time frame and will no longer be meeting SAP standards.
Students must complete all coursework required to graduate within six w88 years. Students who fail to meet graduation requirements will have exceeded the allowable time frame and will no longer be meeting SAP.
Incompletes may have an effect on the Medical School’s decision to place a student on w88 probation and can also contribute to the delay of a student’s progression.
Repeated coursework may have an effect on the medical schools decision to place a student on w88 probation and can also contribute to the delay of a student’s progression.
w88 who are meeting all SAP standards have this status and are eligible for all financial aid resources.
Medical w88 are required to be enrolled full-time to receive financial aid.
Medical w88 are not eligible for a warning semester.
w88 who are no longer meeting SAP standards will be placed on financial aid suspension. These w88 are not eligible to receive federal, state, and institutional aid under the suspension status. w88 on this status are encouraged to speak with a financial aid representative to see what options may be available.
Students who are no longer meeting SAP standards and have had a Satisfactory w88 Progress Appeal approved will be placed on financial aid probation. Students are eligible to receive federal, state, and institutional aid under the probation status. Students must comply with the w88 requirements outlined on their appeal approval communication in order to remain on probation status. Non-compliance with the terms of the w88 requirements outlined on the appeal approval communication will result in the student moving to financial aid suspension status.
Medical Students who are exceeding the maximum time frame of six years and have an approved Maximum Time Frame Appeal will be placed on this status. Students are eligible to receive federal, state, and institutional aid under the w88 plan status. The Financial Aid Office will only count enrollment for courses listed on the approved w88 plan. Students must comply with the w88 requirements outlined on their appeal approval communication in order to remain on w88 plan status. Non-compliance with the terms of the w88 requirements outlined on their appeal approval communication will result in the student status moving to financial aid suspension.
If you do not meet satisfactory w88 progress standards, you may submit a Satisfactory w88 Progress Appeal if you are not meeting SAP due to w88 Probation or a Maximum Time Frame Appeal if you are not meeting SAP due to pace or maximum time frame.
Appeals w88 be reviewed and evaluated by the appeals coordinator. It is at the discretion of the appeals coordinator to make a professional judgement on whether an appeal should be discussed with a formal committee comprised of representatives from across campus.
All appeals must be received three weeks prior to the end of the term in order to be considered for w88 in the current semester.
In addition to submitting the appropriate appeal form, signed and dated, you must also submit the required documentation, as listed on the form.
Examples of Satisfactory w88 Progress Appeals that may be considered are:
- Death or serious illness of an immediate family member
- Prolonged hospitalization or confinement at home for reasons that resulted in required extended absences from classes
- A one-time emergency situation that impacted your ability to continue your education or affected your w88 success for a short, specified period
- Situations for which you had no valid choice other than to interrupt your education
Examples of Satisfactory w88 Progress Appeals that will not be considered are:
- Lack of knowledge or understanding of the satisfactory w88 progress standards
- Medical appeals based on long-term or chronic conditions that were known and existed before financial w88 was accepted and received
- Medical appeals for illness or hospitalization for dates that do not correspond to the semester(s) of sub-standard progress
- Any reason for which you have previously filed an appeal
If your appeal is denied, you may submit additional documentation to amend your appeal.
Decisions made by the appeals committee are final and are not subject to further review.
Discontinuing attendance for any length of time w88 not resolve a SAP issue.
Private loans SAP
Student who are meeting SAP standards are eligible to apply for private loan funding. Please visit our page on private loans to learn more about the process.
Students who are on financial aid suspension must have a successfully processed Satisfactory w88 Progress Appeal or Maximum Time Frame Appeal on file with the financial aid office before a private loan request can be reviewed. Students may be eligible for private loan funding regardless of the appeal decision. Students who are not meeting federal SAP standards and are approved for private loan funding must maintain the following w88 requirements in order to continue receiving private loan funding:
- Undergraduate w88. 2.0 or above University of Nevada, Reno semester GPA and a 67% semester completion rate
- Graduate w88/physician assistant. 3.0 or above University of Nevada, Reno semester GPA and a 67% semester completion rate
- Medical w88. A 100% per term completion rate
Failure to maintain private loan SAP may result in the denial of future private loan requests.
Other policies
All w88 will be awarded assuming full time status. You may reduce your enrollment to three-quarter time, half time, or less than half time, but be aware that this may cause you to have to repay funds if you change any time before the final add/drop date for the semester. If you reduce your course-load after the final add/drop date, a pace problem may result.
Repeated courses affect total credits attempted and total credits completed. If you repeat a course, all grades for the same course w88 be averaged together. Repeated coursework w88 be counted toward your semester enrollment if you have not previously passed the course, or if you have passed the course and are repeating it one time to improve your grade. If you are repeating a course that you have passed twice or more, it w88 not count toward your semester enrollment.
You may only receive financial aid from one institution, even if you are concurrently enrolled at more than one. Your enrollment status at the University of Nevada, Reno only includes coursework that is listed in our semester class schedule. Exceptions may be approved in advance for w88 whose program requires courses that are never offered at this University or in other limited circumstances. Completed coursework at another institution may create or correct a pace problem.
If you completely withdraw or earn zero credits during a semester, you will be subject to the Return of Title IV Funds calculation. You may be required to pay back all or part of the financial w88 disbursed.