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COURSE REPEAT When an F grade course is repeated, the original F grade will be included in the calculation of the overall grade point average (effective for all enrolled students from 3/1/2023). WITHDRAWAL When a student withdraws from a program, a "W" or withdrawal will be recorded on the student's transcript for the course in which the student was enrolled but did not complete at least 50%ofthetime. Although the GPA is not impacted, this "W" grade is a punitive action, as it impacts the calculation of the student's satisfactory academic progress, in that all withdrawn hours count as attempts in evaluating pace and maximum time. REINSTATEMENT AFTER TERMINATION OR WITHDRAWAL A student terminated or withdrawn from the program must submit a request for readmission or reinstatement to the Campus President. The student will be informed of the President's decision within 30 days following the receipt of the request. A student who is denied reinstatement may appeal the decision as described under "Student Appeal Procedures." RE-ENTRY/RESTART POLICY Any prior student who wishes to re-enter or restart at InterCoast must obtain written approval from the Campus President. Credit may be given for classes successfully completed, provided that they were taken within five years from the date the student is requesting to return from drop students. Students who re-enter within 180 days will resume their coursework under their previous enrollment agreement. A student who has been authorized to restart may be required to sign a new Enroll mentAgreement at the current tuition rate and meet with the financial aid intake coordinator to complete the required forms. Any prior tuition balances must be paid in full before the re -enrollment or re -start will be processed unless other financial arrangements have been made by the Campus President. All re-entries/restarts are processed in accordance with all regulations, including financial aid, if applicable. Student attendance and grade point average are cumulative over all enrollments in a single program. Students who return to school with attendance below 80% and/or GPA below 2.0 from their previous enrollment(s) may be placed on attendance and/or academicwarning upon their return. At the time of graduation, the student must achieve at least 80% cumulative attendance and a minimum cumulative 2.0 GPA. SATISFACTORY ACADEMIC PROGRESS POLICY Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy (SAP) at InterCoast is cumulative, applies to all periods of attendance, and is consistently applied to all students attending similar programs. The policy identifies the consequences of failing to meet the SAP minimum standards. SAP is defined as successful progression throughout the student's academic program. Every student attending InterCoast must maintain SAP to continue their enrollment and continue eligibility for financial aid. Satisfactory Academic Progress is measured atthe end of a period equal to a payment period for all programs. SAP is measured as follows: Students are required to maintain a 2.0 GPA (Qualitative measurement) and complete at a pace of atleast 67% of all credits attempted (Quantitative measurement). Academic performance is based on three standards: grade point average (GPA), pace, and maximum time. Required Completion Rate Sample Chart: CREDITS ATTEMPTED CREDITS EARNED 3 2 g 6 12 8 15 10 18 12 24 16 261 Page interCoes, C.)LIT11sch"; Catalog