Winter Semester Update

Stay informed and read these important financial aid updates for Winter 2025.

*Regular disbursements occur every Monday and Thursday.

• Most scholarships and grants are based on Full-time enrollment (12 or more credits for undergraduate students and 6 or more credits for graduate students). 
• Students enrolled at least half-time (UG- 6 credits, GR- 4 credits) can expect loans to be disbursed on 1/03/2025 pending all disbursement requirements being met. 
• Offered aid will not be disbursed. Please review your aid offer through the  Financial Aid & Sc
• holarships Self-Service Portal. 
• Students under a Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) warning or on an Academic Plan review will not have funds disbursed until all grades from the prior term have been recorded. 
• More information on receiving aid. 
• Refunds are processed through the Accounts Receivable Office. Students who elect for Direct Deposit will receive their funds within five business days. Refund checks can take up to 10 business days for you to receive in the mail.

Students must make satisfactory academic progress toward completion of a degree to remain eligible for financial aid. Federal regulations require the Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships to monitor the progress of each student toward their degree completion. Students who fall behind in their coursework or who fail to achieve minimum standards for grade point average and completion of classes may lose their eligibility for all types of federal, state, and university aid. If so, eligibility may be reinstated upon approval of a SAP Appeal via StudentForms.

View the Satisfactory Academic Progress Guidelines.