Full-time traditional undergraduates are encouraged to enroll in at least 32 semester hours each academic year to graduate within 4 years. However, full-time enrollment is met when students complete at least 24 semester hours per year while maintaining a 2.0 cumulative GPA; a part-time student, when completing 12 semester hours per year while maintaining a 2.0 cumulative GPA.<\/p>\n
Student class level is determined by the number of semester hours completed as follows:<\/p>\n
Students must meet the satisfactory academic progress standards as described under the Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy in the Financial Aid section of the University catalog<\/a> to maintain financial aid eligibility.<\/p>\n NOTE: The information on this page is for general guidance and may not apply to your specific situation.<\/span><\/p>\n The Dean of Academic & Career Success may consider extenuating circumstances in your appeal for reinstatement after receiving a notice of academic disqualification (first disqualification).\u00a0 A second disqualification for failing to earn a ULV GPA of 2.0 or higher results in automatic dismissal for one academic year.<\/p>\n During your absence after disqualification, you are encouraged to matriculate in courses at another college or university to demonstrate academic success.\u00a0 You can use these courses to appeal for academic reinstatement after one academic year.\u00a0 We encourage enrollment in degree-bearing courses that can be transferred to ULV.<\/p>\n Because financial aid is not guaranteed and may be denied even if you are academically reinstated, you may need to consider a financial plan on how you intend to pay tuition in the absence of federal and state financial aid.\u00a0 Academic reinstatement and financial aid by appeal are not guaranteed, thus, you are expected to treat these appeals as serious matters.<\/p>\n According to Financial Aid:<\/p>\n Students are Disqualified without the ability to appeal when they are on probation for a semester, and do not meet the SAP requirements during the probationary semester. In order to be reconsidered for aid, students must return their progress back to meeting SAP guidelines. Our Satisfactory Academic Progress policy has two guidelines. An institutional GPA requirement (2.0 for undergraduate students) and a Unit completion requirement (student must pass above 67% of attempted units).<\/p>\n You can view our full SAP policy here<\/a>.<\/p>\n For example, if a student is not meeting the GPA requirement \u00a0(1.48) or the Unit completion requirements (53%)… If a student decides to attend La Verne after being disqualified (but is reinstated) without the ability to appeal [for financial aid], or is not granted the appeal [for financial aid], their institutional scholarships will still apply. Their aid from the FAFSA<\/a> (student loans, Pell grant, Cal grant) will not. The student’s institutional scholarships may still pay out to their account for the semester. After this aid, the other options for these students are private student loans or private scholarships.<\/p>\n La Verne page for private scholarship search engines:<\/span>\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n https:\/\/laverne.edu\/financial-aid\/private-scholarships-outside\/<\/a><\/span>\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n La Verne page for private loan search engines:<\/span>\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n https:\/\/laverne.edu\/financial-aid\/loans-private-undergraduate\/<\/a><\/span>\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n A traditional undergraduate at the Central Campus must petition the Undergraduate Appeals Committee if he\/she wishes to enroll for a total of more than 18 semester hours at La Verne or concurrently at another college or university.\u00a0 Seeking pre-approval of the transfer course(s) may save you valuable time and money if a course is determined as not eligible for transfer.\u00a0 The Registrar’s Transfer Center has more information about transferring courses, HERE<\/a>.<\/p>\n Course overloads for January Inter-term and\/or retroactive appeals for course overloads are not permitted.<\/p>\n The Registrar<\/a> handles academic appeals.<\/p>\n Starting in fall term 2021, traditional undergraduates may register for any course(s) up to 18 semester hours attempted in fall or spring terms (17-week semester or 8-week session 1 or 8-week session 2) from any ULV campus location<\/a>, except at the military campuses or work-site locations.\u00a0 Faculty recommend but do not require, that traditional undergraduates not exceed 10 semester hours in any one session in either fall or spring terms.<\/p>\n Be mindful about how your overall enrollment may affect financial aid or tuition, see the “Course Overloads, Financial Aid, and Billing” section on this page for details.<\/p>\nLegend<\/span><\/h2>\n
\n
Academic Reinstatement or Readmission<\/h3>\n
Financial Aid Implications<\/h3>\n
\n
Course Overloads, Financial Aid, and Billing<\/h3>\n
Enrollment of Traditional Undergraduates in Fall\/Spring Term, Regional and Online Campuses<\/h3>\n