Visit Financial Aid, first floor of Student Services, and ask your Financial Aid Advisor for answers.

If you drop a class, your Financial Aid can be reduced, and you may be required to repay some or all of your Financial Aid. Financial Aid amounts are based on the number of credit hours for which a student enrolls for that semester. If a student drops a class and receives a refund, their Financial Aid will be pro-rated based on their new enrollment status. See similar questions...

If you drop a class/classes, you could go on probation or termination. You may also owe back to the government a portion of the financial aid you received. Before dropping any classes, we encourage you to contact the Financial Aid Office to discuss your status. Please refer to the Dates & Data Calendar for details on Standards of Progress. See similar questions...

You will be able to drop all but your last class on-line or with a drop card but you will be required to use the withdrawal form in order to drop the last class. If you attempt to drop your last class after the Registrar's Office is closed, you can fax in the form (858) 534-5723 or slip it under the door of the office. Foms will be honored as of the day they are received. See similar questions...

Your financial aid award is based on full-time attendance (12 or more credit hours). If you take less than 12 credit hours a semester, your aid will be adjusted. In many cases your bill will also be adjusted to reflect the reduction in credits. See similar questions...

Dropping a class can reduce your Pell Grant and could also impact your future loan level. Loan recipients who drop below half time will start using their loan grace period. Dropping a class can also create satisfactory academic progress problems and you might not be eligible for any future financial aid assistance. See similar questions...

All financial aid recipients are required to meet the same or higher standards of academic performance (measured by cumulative grade point average, course completion and completion of degree within a maximum timeframe) as other students at the University. Students who fail to meet the requirements of Satisfactory Academic Progress will be first placed on probation but can still receive aid. Students who do not meet the terms of their probation will be suspended from financial aid eligibility. See similar questions...

You need to go to the Financial Aid office to learn about your award and the stipulations. Failing to do so could put your award at risk if you drop or fail a class. See similar questions...

Yes, we offer all of our classes on a drop in basis unless otherwise noted. If your not sure please call us. 734-282-9642. See similar questions...

The school is required to recalculate the budget to determine if you may keep any of the money. The recalculation is based on when, in the semester, you dropped your classes. Both the school and the student are required to notify the lender that you are no longer enrolled for the term. If you later reenroll, it is your responsibility to notify the lender that you are back in school, and you need to find out if your loan is still in its grace period or whether a deferment needs to be requested. See similar questions...

You need to finalize your class schedule by 6:00pm of the sixth day of classes in a given term (September 11 for fall 2007 and February 4 for spring 2008). Fluctuations in your credit load on days 7-10 of each term may result in changes to your financial aid eligibility and in your having to repay some aid. Your aid may be reduced if your status changed to three-quarter or half time during the timeframe indicated above. See similar questions...

Reinstatement can be requested once the minimum number of hours has been earned. A student may also request reinstatement once they have completed at least one semester with a 2.0 GPA. See similar questions...

A. Financial aid may be reduced or canceled if a student takes less than 12 credit hours per semester. Award amounts for need-based financial aid are based on the number of credit hours attempted and a student's demonstrated financial need. Students planning to drop all or part of their classes should contact the Office of Financial Aid to discuss any effect on their financial aid awards. See similar questions...

Upon being accepted by Admissions and paying a tuition deposit, a financial aid packet, (including online FAFSA information) is mailed out to the student along with "time lines" to assist you in planning. See similar questions...

Consideration for Financial Aid is made once a student has been accepted to UMF and all financial aid documents have been received and processed. Next, we calculate an award package and send an Award Letter to students that explains what information was used as the basis of the award and the amount of aid for which the student is eligible. If you'd like to inquire about the status of your daughter's or son's financial aid status, feel free to contact the UMF Financial Aid Office, 207-778-7100. See similar questions...

No. Families awarded financial aid are not expected to repay the awards. After the students who received financial aid begin their professional careers, the school would hope that the student/family would contribute monetarily to the financial aid or other programs so that other students could benefit in the future. See similar questions...

Columbia College believes that it is very important to give non-traditional students (adults in the work force) the opportunity to attend college. Therefore, we give ALL Evening College students a discount on tuition and are unable to award institutional scholarships in addition to the tuition discount. See similar questions...

See the BYU-Idaho academic schedule for drop deadlines. After deadlines have passed, you must petition by writing a letter to the Division of Continuing Education explaining the extenuating circumstances. Students WILL NOT be automatically dropped from a class if they fail to attend. (Return to questions) See similar questions...