SAP is “satisfactory academic progress”

The basic premise is that students receiving financial aid are supposed to be making some reasonable progress toward earning a degree in a reasonable amount of time.

Go to this web page: and scroll to the bottom for the PDF file for the college catalog. Page 25 addresses SAP.

The bottom line is that you can lose your financial aid for the next semester if you don't make SAP. Anyone not making SAP will be contacted by the financial aid office. If you're not sure, contact Financial Aid directly yourself.

Good luck!

This is good information. I especially like how the article mentions financial aid “professional judgment”. Financial aid is normally based on the income from the previous tax year (when returning adult students were employed), but college financial aid administrators can use “professional judgment” to use the student's “expected year income” (when they are unemployed or less-employed) to recalculate their expected family contribution and financial aid award. Good article.

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I think we agree that the rankings do not neccessarily reflect true academic quality and that more financial aid is always a good thing.

However, given the current state of finances we may have to make the tough choices between financial aid and affordability and academic quality. I think we also agree that there are ways to raise the money so that we don't have to make that choice, but if we did I think that is where we disagree. I look forward to reading your column tomorrow though.

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Nerdy/quirky colleges. Give this rising senior some suggestions.
So, I don’t have access to a counselor because I’m homeschooled, but I do have the internet! I’m a potential anthropology or English major in search of a veritable nerd utopia. My extracurriculars and test scores are such that I can reasonably look into top-20 schools, but I’m going to be relying on the Hey, That’s Kind Of Interesting factor rather than the Wow! You’re So Accomplished! factor. My family will be able to contribute very little to my education; generous financial aid is a must. I think I like the idea of a liberal arts college more than a huge research university. Urban and rural environments are equally okay.

I know virtually any college is going to have its share of misfits and rogues, but I’m specifically looking for the institutions that have built reputations for their student bodies’ eccentricities. The hive mind’s opinion is much appreciated!

Federa aid. The word aid means to help or to furnish with help or support. So federal aid does not mean college is paid for free. How the government aides you in getting your education is by using taxpayers money to give those with the most financial need, like you with grants that they do not have to pay back. There is not enough money to give every student low income free grants to cover all of college so the amount is limited you can get, so most people get some help. The government also aids you by offering you federal loans like stafford subsidzed and unsubsidized, which are fixed low interest rates that does not go by credit and the student pays back 6 months after either graduating, falling below half time, or quitting and there are some other terms. There are limits on the stafford loans they can give because there is not enough to offer every student these loans, so they are given by financial need (one of them-subsidized) and the other is given to most students (unsubsidized) but there is a set amount anyone can get. The government also aid you to get an education by offering a federal parent loan (paid back by parent) or grad loan or other federal direct loans (paid by adult who takes them out), that has to be applied for and goes by credit and has a low fixed rate and you can repay like in 10 years. They also aid by offering federal work study, which you can sign up for on the FAFSA. The government works with your college. Your college gives you a part time job that works around your school schedule and the government pays you and you get a check every 2 weeks and you spend that money on personal things you need for college. My daughter got 1000, so when she earns 1000 the job will be over unless the school wants to offer the student to continue and then the school will start paying the salary.

The "award" is the word the colleges use that is the financial aid package you are being offered.

Just because you were awarded these grants and loans does not mean they automatically given them to you. We were given a college email account for a my daughter and an online college account which shows all her financial aid, her grades, things she can do, and so mujch more. So we had to go onto the college account and look where it says financial aid and we had to accept and deny which ones we wanted. You may not need all of them, if you have more aid than you need so you can lower the amounts you accept but cant add more. Also if you go to accept a stafford loan they wont give it to you unless you and I mean the student because stafford loans are in your name, go through entrance counseling which is online education about the loans so you know what you are getting and then you have get MPN also online which is a Master Promissory Note which is a written contract between the lender and yourself, which is saying you understand and accept the terms and that same one is used for 10 years.

Also dont worry. I felt the same way you did about financial aid and it was a struggle going through and learning all this when my daughter applied. I called the financial aid office so often and learned a lot by reading online. So I hope this helps.

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I don't have a good place to look for student loans, but you should also consider applying for some online scholarships. If you win, then you won't have to pay them back. There are a bunch of sites, but one to check out is:

It's a $10,000 giveaway. You'll receive some emails from ad partners, but it's easy to fill out and if you win it's yours to keep.

Best of luck to you.