College's catalog - Trinity Christian College
College's catalog - Trinity Christian College
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<strong>College</strong> Policy Regarding <strong>Trinity</strong>-Sponsored Grants<br />
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Woo Family Scholarship: One award given to applicants who demonstrate a heart for<br />
<strong>Christian</strong> education, a love for one another, and a passion for ethnic diversity. A 3.0 cumulative<br />
GPA or higher required.<br />
Catherine Yonker Memorial Scholarship: Two awards will be given annually to members<br />
of the <strong>Trinity</strong> community recognized for contributions toward accomplishing <strong>Christian</strong> race<br />
relations and cross-cultural understanding. Nominations to the ethnic diversity committee by<br />
either faculty, staff, administration, or students are required.<br />
<strong>College</strong> Policy Regarding <strong>Trinity</strong>-Sponsored Grants<br />
Part-Time Status and Scholarships<br />
All <strong>Trinity</strong> scholarships and awards are awarded to full-time students taking a minimum of 12<br />
hours per semester and paying full-time tuition. Students who take less than 12 hours during a<br />
semester will have their <strong>Trinity</strong> scholarships and awards applied as follows: Students enrolling<br />
for 9, 10, or 11 hours per semester may receive 65 percent of the institutional grants and<br />
institutionally controlled monies they would have received as full-time students. Students taking<br />
less than nine hours will not be eligible for institutional monies. Students who change from fulltime<br />
to part-time status or leave the <strong>College</strong> during a term will receive reduced awards.<br />
Criteria for Student Financial Aid<br />
In order for a student to receive state, federal, or institutional funds at <strong>Trinity</strong>, he or she must<br />
maintain satisfactory academic progress. The guidelines are on the following pages.<br />
1. A student must be enrolled as a degree-seeking student. Recipients who enroll less than fulltime<br />
will be awarded any government aid on a reduced basis according to government<br />
guidelines. A recipient who changes from full-time to part-time status or leaves the <strong>College</strong><br />
during a term will receive reduced awards. <strong>Trinity</strong>’s adult studies program students are not<br />
eligible for <strong>Trinity</strong>-sponsored grants or scholarships.<br />
2. Recipients must demonstrate satisfactory academic progress each semester. The minimum<br />
expected standard for full-time is 12 hours per semester. The maximum time frame is 12<br />
semesters for a traditional full-time student.<br />
3. A student must continue to make satisfactory academic progress according to both the<br />
qualitative and quantitative standards described below:<br />
a. Qualitative measure is based on cumulative GPA. To maintain satisfactory academic progress<br />
to receive financial aid a student must maintain the following minimum grade-point averages.<br />
Cumulative<br />
Minimum GPA<br />
Hours Attempted<br />
Required<br />
1-15 1.50<br />
16-29 1.60<br />
30-45 1.70<br />
46-59 1.80<br />
60-75 1.90<br />
76-89 2.00<br />
90 or more 2.00<br />
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