Satisfactory Progress Policy for Veterans

The Veterans Administration regulations require that students receiving VA educational benefits must maintain “satisfactory progress” in order to continue receiving their educational benefits. The following is a detailed description of the school’s policy concerning “satisfactory progress”:

All students are required to have a minimum average of 2.0 for graduation.

When a VA student fails to maintain satisfactory progress, the student will be placed on academic probation for the following semester of enrollment.

At the end of a consecutive two-semester probationary period, VA students who do not have the required cumulative grade point average, counting all subjects undertaken from the original enrollment, will have their benefits terminated for unsatisfactory progress. VA students who have their benefits terminated for unsatisfactory progress must raise their average to the minimum required before being recertified for educational benefits.