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SAP Status Questions

SAP is evaluated at the end of every semester you attend BYU-Idaho, beginning with your first semester. Your current SAP status can be viewed on the home screen of your Financial Aid Portal.


Learn more about SAP Statuses.

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.
SAP Probation means your SAP appeal was approved and your financial aid has been restored conditionally. You must meet all probation or academic plan requirements outlined in your approval notificatio...
Your next steps depend on your SAP status. Check your Financial Aid Portal to confirm where you are. Satisfactory: Keep making progress to graduation and check your portal each semester Warning: Impro...
If probation or academic plan requirements are not met: You will return to SAP Suspension You will not be eligible for Federal financial aid
Be cautious. Academic Renewal may negatively affect SAP. Courses removed still count as attempted for SAP This may lower your completion rate or affect Maximum Time Frame Talk with Financial Aid befor...

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