Common SAP Status Questions
If your SAP status is Suspended, you have two options: Option 1: Continue Without Federal Financial Aid You may attend BYU-Idaho without federal financial aid using alternative funding such as: Paymen...
SAP Warning means you did not meet one or more SAP standards, but you are still eligible for federal financial aid for one additional semester. You must meet SAP standards by the end of your next enro...
You can view your current SAP status in your Financial Aid Portal after grades post each semester.
Common SAP Suspension Questions
SAP Suspension means you are not meeting SAP standards and are not eligible for federal financial aid. SAP Suspension may also impact: VA Education Benefits Certain scholarships like Idaho Opportunity...
MTF Suspension occurs when your academic record shows you will not be able to complete your degree within 150% of required Program Applicable (PA) credits, even if you pass all remaining courses. Stud...
Yes, if you have not already appealed 2 times. MTF Appeals require: Completed and hand-signed SAP Appeal Documentation A graduation plan prepared and submitted by your Academic Advisor The graduation ...
Common SAP Appeal Questions
A SAP appeal may be considered only if you experienced serious, unexpected circumstances that: Were beyond your control Occurred after the semester began Significantly disrupted your ability to comple...
Yes. If it is not clear that your circumstances are resolved or are being effectively managed, your appeal will be denied. Because appeals are limited, it may be necessary to: Reduce your course load ...
A SAP appeal is a formal request asking the Financial Aid Office to reconsider your eligibility for aid. A complete SAP appeal must: Describe the serious circumstances you faced Explain when the circu...
Common SAP Resource Questions
Yes. SAP is evaluated for all students, regardless of whether you are currently receiving federal financial aid. Your SAP status affects future federal aid eligibility and current eligibility for VA e...
A W (Withdraw) counts as attempted but not earned and may lower your completion rate. If you are below the required 67% at the end of the semester, your aid will be suspended. If a withdrawal due to s...
To remain eligible for federal financial aid, students must meet all three SAP requirements: Completion Rate (Pace): Complete at least 67% of cumulative attempted credits Grade Point Average (GPA): Ma...