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Therefore, the STUDENT bears the responsibility of demonstrating progress toward that goal. Determination of Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) is based on cumulative attempted hours and takes into account the student’sfull WNCC academic record regardless of whether the student received financial aid funds during previous periods of enrollment. The Financial Aid Office is also required to look at all previous periods of enrollment, including dual credit classes taken while in high school, no matter how long ago the student was enrolled. Satisfactory progress is evaluated at the end of every semester. |\n| --- |\n| In compliance with federal financial aid regulations and WNCC policies, a student is ineligible to receive federal financial aid, including student loans, if he/she meets any one of the following conditions:\u003Cbr>􀁸 SUSPENSION: Failed to successfully complete at least 70% of overall credit hours attempted and/or failed to achieve a minimum 2.0 cumulative grade point average (GPA) .\u003Cbr>􀁸 MAX: Attempted more than 150% of the credit hours required for completion of chosen degree program.\u003Cbr>A student who experienced extenuating circumstances that created the suspension (usually something beyond the student’s control) may petition for reinstatement of eligibility by completing the procedure outlined below. There is a limit of appeals allowed; further appeals will be accepted at the discretion of the Appeal Committee and only if the criteria established in the Academic Plan and the agreement conditions are met.\u003Cbr>Appeals should be submitted as soon as possible following notification of suspension, but NO LATER THAN MID-TERM OF THE SEMESTER FOR WHICH THE STUDENT IS REQUESTING AID.\u003Cbr>APPEAL PROCEDURE: |\n| 􀀹 Complete ALL required information on the appeal form.\u003Cbr>􀀹 Complete Step Two of appeal in detail (you may attach a typed sheet as long as all points are addressed) .\u003Cbr>􀀹 Attach documentation to support your circumstances (i.e. a letter from your physician to document medical circumstances) . This documentation must be retained in your financial aid file, so please do not submit originals.\u003Cbr>􀀹 Students must meet with an advisor to develop an Academic Plan. Be sure to have this appeal form filled out before your meeting. Have your academic advisor complete the appropriate section on the appeal form or submit a separate typed statement. Submit a copy of your Academic Plan with the appeal.\u003Cbr>􀀹 Once your appeal is complete and all documentation collected, submit it to the Financial Aid Office. The Appeal Committee will review your appeal along with your academic and financial aid records to make a decision. Allow 30 days for review.\u003Cbr>􀀹 You will be notified by WNCC email once a decision is made. If your appeal is approved, you will be required to sign an agreement indicating you understand and will comply with the conditions of your approval.\u003Cbr>􀀹 If your appeal is denied and you disagree with the decision of the Appeal Committee, you have the right to re-appeal to the Financial Aid Director. |\n\nSubmit appeal application and all supporting material to: WNCC Financial Aid Office • 1601 E. 27th Street • Scottsbluff, NE 69361  \n(308) 635-6011 • fax (308) 635-6732 Secure filedrop [https://docsafe.wncc.edu/filedrop/FINAID](https://docsafe.wncc.edu/filedrop/FINAID)  \n2018-2019 FINANCIAL AID SUSPENSION (SSP) APPEAL  \nStep One: General information  \nName:  WNCC Student ID:  Mailing Address:   City, ST, Zip:   DOB or Last 4 SSN Digits   Phone Number:   Semester for which you are requesting reinstatement: 􀁆 Fall 2018 􀁆 Spring 2019 􀁆 Summer 2019 Major Program of Study: Expected Graduation Date:   Have you previously filed a Financial Aid Suspension Appeal? 􀁆 Yes 􀁆 No  \nStep Two: Personal Statement  \nGive a detailed statement ex","cbCaifUKUlo7Jlh8","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifUKUlo7Jlh8","pdf",635681,"English","# Submission Requirements\n## Appeal Submission Deadline\n## Required Appeal Procedure\n## Supporting Documentation Rules\n# Appeal Application Form\n## Step One: General Information\n## Step Two: Personal Statement\n## Step Three: Documentation Requirements","[{\"question\":\"When must the 2018–2019 SSP appeal be submitted?\",\"answer\":\"Submit the appeal as soon as possible after notification of suspension, but no later than the mid-term of the semester in which the student requests aid.\"},{\"question\":\"What typically makes a student ineligible for federal financial aid under the SSP policy?\",\"answer\":\"Ineligibility occurs when a student fails to complete at least 70% of attempted credit hours and/or fails to achieve a minimum 2.0 cumulative GPA, or when attempted credits exceed 150% of the required program credits.\"},{\"question\":\"What steps are required to complete the SSP appeal?\",\"answer\":\"Complete all required information on the form, provide a detailed Step Two personal statement addressing each deficient semester, attach supporting documentation, meet with an advisor to develop an Academic Plan, then submit the completed appeal package to the Financial Aid Office for committee review.\"}]","2018-2019 Financial Aid Suspension (SSP) Appeal - Appeal Procedure and Application Form | PDF"]