them into compliance with the qualitative and quantitative components of the school's standard including the maximum timeframe. Should a student's financial aid eligibility be terminated for failure to maintain satisfactory progress as defined, his/her financial aid will not be reinstated until the student enrolls for a subsequent academic term (fall, spring or summer term) at his/her own expense and completes the term(s) bringing the student back into compliance with the satisfactory progress definition. If the student now meets the SAP standards, the student should then file an appeal with the Office of Financial Aid to re-review the academic record
The University offers a variety of academic and nonacademic Scholarships/Grants-In-Aid for incoming first-year students (graduating high school seniors), returning, and transfer students. Details of these scholarships are provided below. Interested graduating high school seniors and transfer students should contact the University's Office of Admissions and returning students should contact the Office of Financial Aid for appropriate application materials.
Institutional scholarships are monitored by SFA and the University's Scholarship Committee. The Committee is charged with conducting an ongoing review of scholarship policies, fees, and monitoring the award of all institutional scholarships for compliance with university regulations. Graduating high school seniors will be notified by the Admissions Office. Notifying returning
scholarship candidates of their status will be initiated no later than ten (10) working days after the end of the academic year (spring semester) by the Office of Financial Aid.
Changes in guidelines and procedures for scholarships shall be recommended by academic units, schools, and/or colleges and submitted to the Scholarship Committee for review and submission to the President for approval. Kentucky State University commits to maintaining scholarship programs of financial assistance. All academic scholarship awards shall be processed by SFA for compliance with the following University policies:
All scholarship and grant-in-aid recipients must have a completed Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) on file by April 15th.
Each continuing academic scholarship recipient must maintain at least full-time status and maintain the specified cumulative grade-point average (GPA) based on the individual scholarship program.
All academic scholarship candidates must be enrolled full-time and earn at least 30 semester credit hours per academic year at KSU.
Each continuing academic scholarship recipient must maintain full-time status during each semester and successfully complete a minimum total of 30 non-repeated semester credit hours (unless otherwise stated) during each academic year. Academic years are Fall and Spring semesters only.
Examples:
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