<p>After a mere single fall semester at my local community college I was notified that I was disqualified from financial aid for the summer term. I did not go through the full paper work required for Fall and thus I didn't even receive aid for that term. So this time around I had everything ready to send in and after going through the entire process I was told of my disqualification. I took 3 classes during the Fall, two of which I had to drop because I simply did not have a form of transportation to get to school, keeping only the online class which I got a B in. My question is if I finished the two classes that have already been paid for in the summer would I be able to have my financial aid reinstated as this time around I actually have a car to get to school. I have browsed through the multitude of financial aid issues in this forum but I needed a more specific answer so excuse yet another one of these threads.</p>
<p>Edit: Heh, I just found out that I will have to move after the summer semester is over just as I was finishing up this post. So now my question extends to if I were to finish the 2 classes during the summer then transfer to another community college closer to my new residence would the disqualification carry over or can I re-apply at the new school?</p>
<p>You need to contact the college. It sounds like you did not meet their Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) criteria because you only completed 1 of the three classes for,which you registered. Every college has its own SAP procedures for appeals, etc. contact your college to see what you need to do.</p>
<p>Since you did not attend class, did you withdraw from your fall qtr classes during the allowed period for withdrawal that DID NOT require an instructor override?</p>
<p>Or did you withdraw so late that you have an incomplete/F, for the term?
Usually they give you a warning first,</p>
<p>What did you do winter/spring qtrs?</p>
<p>The disqualification WILL carry over to additional schools since it is federal money- ie Stafford Loans &/ or Pell grants.</p>
<p>I dropped one class one week in due to transportation issues and the other class I dropped before deadline and received a W for it.</p>
<p>I did not attend spring/winter.</p>
<p>Then it does not sound like you should be on suspension/probation.
Do you have an advisor- perhaps a dean pf students you could appeal to?</p>
<p>Although- some schools may have different criteria for summer aid, if they have any at all.</p>
<p>I forgot to add that BOG C covered my enrollment fees and such if that has something to do with it.</p>
<p>It sounds like OP did not meet the progression standard for the year … did not complete the required % of classes that were started. It doesn’t matter whether or not you received aid during that term. You can try to appeal - you won’t get aid if you don’t, but you might if you do.</p>