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            "text": "outlined by Kentucky State University. The SAP policy applies to all undergraduate and graduate students as described below."
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            "text": "Post-baccalaureate students and those seeking a second undergraduate degree or certification should be aware that assessment of their SAP status will be based on criteria established for undergraduate students."
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            "text": "There are three components of SAP consisting of quantitative and qualitative measurements. Quantitative measurements evaluate the pace and progress by which a student is working toward the completion of their program. This is measured by establishing a required percentage of credit hours that must be passed when attempted and by a maximum time frame in which a student must complete their required coursework. The Qualitative measurement evaluates the quality (GPA and academic standing) of the student's academic work."
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            "text": "All students are expected to finish their program within a maximum time frame as determined by the university. All attempted credit hours are considered toward the maximum time allowance, regardless of whether or not the student received financial aid."
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            "text": "Undergraduate Students: A student’s total cumulative attempted hours may not exceed 150% of the minimum hours required to earn a bachelor’s degree. (Example: 121 required hours x 150%=182 hours)"
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            "text": "Exceptions include the following:",
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            "text": "If the sole academic plan is an Associate Degree, the student cannot exceed more than 95 cumulative attempted hours.",
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            "text": "Graduate Students: A student’s total cumulative attempted hours may not exceed 150% of the minimum hours needed to complete the degree program for which they are enrolled."
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            "text": "Though SAP is generally only reviewed annually for students who are not on SAP probation, if it is determined a student may potentially exceed his or her maximum time frame established prior to the next award year's annual SAP evaluation, the maximum time frame standard will be reviewed on a semester basis instead of annually. For example, if an undergraduate student is evaluated at the end of spring semester as"
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