Student Disclosure Information

Return of Title IV calculation is performed when you completely withdraw, drop, or otherwise fail to complete the semester or term. 

 

You are expected to earn federal financial aid by attending classes through at least 60 percent of enrollment. If you quit attending or withdraw from all courses but have already received federal financial aid disbursement for the semester, you could owe money back to the federal financial program.  If you are enrolled in module(s), you are no longer considered withdrawn if any of the following apply:

  • Completes all requirements for graduation before completing the days scheduled to complete in the period.

  • Successfully completes one or more modules that includes 49% or more of the number countable days in the payment period or period of enrollment.

  • Successfully completes coursework applicable to degree program equal or greater than half time attendance (6 hours).

(Early implementation effective June 1, 2021.)

 

Failure to meet these guidelines will result in being required to repay all or a portion of your financial aid. This policy applies to the following federal financial aid programs:

  • Pell Grants 

  • Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grants (FSEOG)

  • Direct Unsubsidized Loans

  • Direct Subsidized Loans

  • Direct Parent PLUS Loans

  • Iraq & Afghanistan Service Grant

 

Go to SR2750, Return of Title IV Information for more information.