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Unit deficiency = 1 to 6.0 units
You remain eligible to receive aid as long as your unit deficiency is 6.0 units or less at the end of the spring semester each academic year.
Unit deficiency = 6.1 units or more
You are not eligible to receive financial aid if your unit deficiency is 6.1 or greater at the end of the spring semester. Refer to How to Reestablish Eligibility.
Table 1 and Table 2 illustrate how we measure academic progress for all students.
Table 1 defines enrollment status for undergraduates, graduates, and postbaccalaureate students and the full-time equivalent semester (FTES) for each.
Table 2 represents the minimum number of units an undergraduate, credential, or unclassified postbaccalaureate student must successfully complete to remain eligible for financial aid.
The tables that follow indicate which grades are acceptable in determining whether or not the units will count towards your minimum cumulative units completed.
| For undergraduate or credential students | Earned grades of A through D - |
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| When enrolled in specified department courses numbered less than 100, General Mathematics Studies (GMS), or Rhetoric and Writing (RW) | An SP (Satisfactory Progress) grade is acceptable |
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