POLICY FOR REPEATED COURSES

Students are responsible for all fees associated with repeating failed courses. A student may receive financial aid when repeating a course that was previously failed or not completed (0.00 GPA or grade of F, W, WA, WF, I, XF) in certain specified circumstances.

Federal financial aid regulations limit the number of times an undergraduate student may repeat a previously passed course and receive financial aid for that course. This financial aid regulation applies to undergraduate students only. A student may receive financial aid for a previously passed course only once.

If a student is repeating a course that is ineligible for financial aid, the Office of Financial Aid will review and recalculate the student’s financial aid eligibility as necessary to exclude the credits for the repeated course. The Office of Financial Aid will notify the student of any changes to the student’s financial aid eligibility. This regulation applies regardless of whether the student received financial aid for previous enrollments in the course.