Scholarship renewal is the process by which students maintain their eligibility for financial aid by meeting specific criteria set by the scholarship provider. This often involves maintaining a minimum GPA, enrolling in a certain number of credit hours, and adhering to any additional requirements outlined in the scholarship agreement.

Scholarship Renewal

Financial aid is a broad term that encompasses various types of funding designed to help students pay for education-related expenses. It can include scholarships, grants, loans, and work-study programs, each with its own eligibility requirements and repayment terms.

Financial Aid

Eligibility for financial aid

Specific Criteria

Minimum GPA

Credit hours are a measure of the amount of instructional time a student has completed, often used to determine progress towards a degree. They typically represent one hour of classroom instruction and two hours of outside study per week over a semester.

Credit Hours

Additional requirements

A scholarship agreement is a formal contract between a scholarship provider and a recipient, outlining the terms, conditions, and obligations associated with receiving financial aid for educational purposes. It typically includes details about the amount of the scholarship, duration, academic requirements, and any service commitments or repayment clauses in case of breach of terms.

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