Reinstatement of Aid Eligibility

Students may re-establish their eligibility for financial aid by improving their academic standing in the subsequent evaluation period, without receiving financial aid. If the student on “Suspension” meets Satisfactory Academic Progress standards the following term, the “Suspension” is replaced by a status of financial “Probation” and the student regains financial aid eligibility.

• Admissions
• Academic Information
• Paying the Bill
• Financial Aid
• Estimated Costs
• About Naropa
• Mission Statement
• Naropa College
• From the President
• Board of Trustees

• Scholarships and Grants
• Financial Aid for International Students
• Institutional Scholarships for Nondegree Students
• Outside Financial Resources
• Other Aid Programs
• How to Apply for Financial Aid
• Enrollment Status and Financial Aid
• Consortium Agreement and Financial Aid
• Appeals for Additional Financial Assistance
• Conditions for Maintaining Satisfactory Academic Progress
• Minimum Credit Hour Completion Rate (PACE)
• Minimum Cumulative Grade Point Average (GPA)
• Maximum Time-Frame Requirement
• The Effect of Incompletes, Withdrawal Grades, and Repeated Coursework
• Failure to Meet Satisfactory Academic Progress
• Warning Status
• Financial Aid Suspension
• Reinstatement of Aid Eligibility
• Appeal Procedures
• Appeal Decisions
• Financial Aid Probation Determinations
• Denied Appeals
• Withdrawing from Naropa
• Withdrawal for Aid Recipients
• Drop, Add, and Withdrawal Schedule for Most Fifteen-Week Courses
• Return of Title IV Funds Policy
• Withdrawal on or Before the First Day of Classes
• Withdrawal During the Semester
• Return of Title IV Calculation (R2T4)
• Post Withdrawal Disbursements (PWD)
• Returning Federal Funds
• Order of Refunds