Financial Policies
Repeat Coursework
Federal financial aid regulations allow students to receive aid for only one repeated course. A passing grade is defied as a āDā or higher. For example, when a student initially completes a course with a grade of āDā or above, that attempt is counted toward their financial aid enrollment status. If the student enrolls in the same course a second time, that attempt will also be included in their enrollment status for financial aid purposes. However, if the student enrolls in the course for a third time, the course will no longer count toward their financial aid enrollment status, regardless of the grade received during the second attempt.