Policy

What Is InterCoast Colleges' Academic Probation Policy?

Academic probation policy is the status a school assigns a student who has failed to meet satisfactory academic progress standards, together with the conditions for regaining eligibility.

What the catalog says

For financial aid participants, the catalog states: “Failure to meet Satisfactory Academic Progress will result in the implementation of the Financial Aid Warning. A student will be placed on Financial Aid Warning for the next Payment Period.”

“If a student’s appeal is approved, the student will be given an academic plan and is placed on financial aid probation. The student’s financial aid is reestablished by complying with the institution’s SAP policy standards during the probation period.”

On repeat appeals: “Financial Aid Students who have become disqualified due to lack of satisfactory progress may only have one appeal consideration.”

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