Even though dropping a class may help your GPA, according to the SAP policy, hours dropped after the end of the university refund period count as hours attempted and not completed. If you withdraw from all classes at any point after the first day of classes, those hours will count as hours attempted and not completed.

You may appeal your eligibility.  Meet with your academic advisor to create a plan to develop your academic success. In your appeal, provide specifics of your plan and include a letter from your advisor endorsing your plan. The SAP committee will then review your appeal and notify you of the decision.

You may appeal your eligibility. In your appeal, specify why you have exceeded your maximum time frame, and include a letter from your advisor stating the number of hours you still need to complete to graduate and your plan for completing those hours. The SAP committee will then review your appeal and notify you of the decision.

You may appeal your eligibility.  Meet with your academic advisor to create a plan to complete your degree, then include a letter from your advisor stating the number of hours your still need to complete to graduate. The SAP committee will then review your appeal and notify you of the decision.

Your total number of hours completed is divided by your total number of hours attempted.  The percentage required varies depending on your class rank.

Example:

Refer to the conditions of your appeal.