Withdrawal or Failure to Complete the Semester
Failure to complete a semester of enrollment in all classes, whether through withdrawal or lack of attendance, can have a drastic effect on a student’s credit hour progression and financial aid eligibility. It is important for students to consult academic and financial aid advisors before making a decision to stop attending classes.
Withdrawal, whether official or unofficial, carries the following possible consequences:
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Failure to meet SAP requirements and placement on academic probation or suspension.
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Repayment of some or all financial aid received.
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Cancellation of future scheduled financial aid.
To prevent withdrawal or failure to complete the semester, students should consult academic advisors for advice on selecting manageable course loads each semester.