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            "text": "awards are based on your enrollment at the point you are awarded. Your awards will be reviewed and potentially adjusted based on your enrollment as of your summer census date.\nAfter awarded, the Federal Pell Grant cannot be adjusted for classes added after a particular semester's census date (assuming the student was enrolled as of the census date). The summer term has multiple census dates, and a student's census data is dependent upon the student's enrollment begin date.\nAwarded financial aid from most federal and state aid programs is based on a student's enrollment as of each semester's census date (assuming the student was enrolled as of the census date). Waitlisted courses are not included in a student's enrolled hours. To ensure proper posting of your financial aid awards, please be sure you are registered for the correct number of hours as of the census date.\nYou may only receive federal financial aid funds one time for retaking previously failed coursework. As an example, if you are retaking a previously failed course to meet an academic standard, such as to receive a minimum grade, you may receive federal financial aid funds only for the first time you repeat a previously failed course. In addition, if you are required to retake previously passed courses because you failed a course in a prior term, you cannot be paid for retaking the previously passed course work. For example, if a student enrolls in four classes in the fall semester and passes three of them, an institution could require the student to retake the failed class and also require the student to retake the other three classes because of failing the one class. If the student retakes the four classes in the spring semester, the failed class would be included in the student's enrollment status for financial aid purposes, but the three classes passed in the fall would not. The state aid programs (such as KEES and CAP) will follow the same rules as the federal programs.",
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            "text": "If you submit a degree application for graduation, your financial aid must be reviewed and potentially prorated. This may require a re-calculation of your eligibility based on the hours you are enrolled.",
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            "text": "If you received aid from a third party source for one term, the Student Financial Aid Office will not place an estimate on your account for the upcoming term. The third party source will need to submit notification of a subsequent award to the Bursar. The Student Financial Aid Office will update your financial aid award based on notifications from the Bursar.",
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            "text": "We establish our annual awarding philosophy, including award minimums, maximums, and EFC cutoffs according to federal, state, and institutional guidelines. We reserve the right to use professional judgment and to make exceptions to our awarding philosophy.",
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