Undergraduate Bulletin 2012-2013 - Alabama A&M University
Undergraduate Bulletin 2012-2013 - Alabama A&M University
Undergraduate Bulletin 2012-2013 - Alabama A&M University
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FINANCIAL AID POLICIES & PROCEDURES, AAMU, <strong>2012</strong>-<strong>2013</strong> ~ 24 ~<br />
Step 2: The financial aid director will review the appeals provided within 48 to 72 hours. The director may render one of the<br />
following decisions:<br />
Decision<br />
Pending<br />
Financial Aid<br />
Warning<br />
Financial Aid<br />
Probation<br />
Financial Aid<br />
Probation –<br />
Reduction or<br />
Suspension of<br />
Loan Eligibility<br />
Financial Aid<br />
Suspension<br />
Referred to<br />
Financial Aid<br />
Appeals<br />
Committee<br />
Description<br />
Additional information is needed to render a decision. Temporarily Suspended – no decision granted<br />
until the issue is cleared with Admissions.<br />
Student may continue to receive student financial aid. Student must, however, have the minimum<br />
<strong>University</strong> required GPA at the conclusion of the academic year.<br />
Student may continue to receive student financial aid. Financial aid eligibility is contingent upon the<br />
student attending all of the Office of Academic Support Services(OASiS) sessions until the end of the<br />
academic year and attaining the minimum GPA/completion rate required by the student’s university<br />
classification. Students who do not meet the OASiS requirement will have their aid suspended<br />
immediately and must (1) re-appeal, (2) show evidence that their academic standing improved even<br />
though they were noncompliant, and (3) provide a letter of support from an OASiS representative.<br />
A student may continue to receive student financial aid. Student loans will be reduced or suspended<br />
for one year. Student loan reinstatement is contingent upon the student attending all of the Office of<br />
Academic Support Services (OASiS) sessions until the end of the academic year and attaining the<br />
minimum GPA/completion rate required by the student’s university classification. Students that do<br />
not meet the OASiS requirement will have their aid suspended immediately and must (1) re-appeal,<br />
(2) show evidence that their academic standing improved even though they were noncompliant, and<br />
(3) provide a letter of support from an OASiS representative.<br />
Financial aid eligibility suspended for one year. Student may re-appeal to the Financial Aid Appeals<br />
Committee<br />
Step 3. Financial Aid Analyst or specialist will communicate the director’s decision to the student via a letter.<br />
Step 4. Those decisions are then mailed to the student. Students may also check their SAP status on the web. If the appeal is<br />
denied or the student chooses to appeal this decision, he or she may appeal to the full Financial Aid Appeals Committee by asking<br />
the analyst to send information to the committee.<br />
PHASE TWO: FINANCIAL AID COMMITTEE REVIEW<br />
Step 1: Those appeals denied by the director will be automatically forwarded to the chairperson of the Financial Aid Appeals<br />
Committee.<br />
Step 2: The Financial Aid Appeals Committee will review the appeals denied by the director. The committee will assess the<br />
explanation and documentation provided by the student and render one of the following decisions:<br />
Decision<br />
Pending<br />
Financial Aid<br />
Warning<br />
Financial Aid<br />
Probation<br />
Financial Aid<br />
Probation –<br />
Reduction or<br />
Suspension of<br />
Loan Eligibility<br />
Description<br />
Additional information is needed to render a decision. Temporarily Suspended – no decision granted<br />
until the issue is cleared with Admissions.<br />
Student may continue to receive student financial aid. Student must, however, have the minimum<br />
<strong>University</strong> required GPA at the conclusion of the academic year.<br />
Student may continue to receive financial aid. Financial aid eligibility is contingent upon the student<br />
attending all of the Office of Academic Support Services (OASiS) sessions until the end of the<br />
academic year and maintaining the minimum GPA/completion rate required by the student’s<br />
university classification. Students who do not meet the OASiS requirement will have their aid<br />
suspended immediately and must (1) re-appeal, (2) show evidence that their academic standing<br />
improved even though they were noncompliant, and (3) provide a letter of support from an OASiS<br />
representative.<br />
A student may continue to receive student financial aid. Student loans will be reduced or suspended<br />
for one year. Student loan reinstatement is contingent upon the student’s attending all of the Office of<br />
Academic Support Services (OASiS) sessions until the end of the academic year and attaining the<br />
minimum GPA/completion rate required by the student’s university classification. Students who do<br />
not meet the OASiS requirement will (1) have their aid suspended immediately and must re-appeal,