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and in any printed materials, easily identified and found, and labeled as "Consumer Information." S. Financial aid professionals will disclose to their institution any involvement, interest in, or potential conflict of interest with any entity with which the institution has a business relationship. Satisfactory Academic Progress and Financial Aid Eligibility To be eligible for Federal Student Aid (FSA) funds, a student must make satisfactory academic progress as measured by Pacific College policy. Students not meeting satisfactory academic progress standards lose FSA eligibility if the terms of financial aid warning are not satisfied. See 'Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP)' for details. Monitoring Points - Pacific College evaluates a SAP at the end of each semester (payment period) for FSA eligibility. Maximum Time Frame - Students must complete their undergraduate academic program within a maximum time frame of 150% of the published length of the program to remain eligible for FSA funds. Undergraduate Program Length Factor Maximum Time Frame 1668 clock hours X 150% 2502 clock hours 80 semester credit hours X 150% 120 semester credit hours 120 semester credit hours X 150% 180 semester credit hours Pace of Completion - is calculated by dividing the cumulative number of clock/credit hours the student has successfully completed by the cumulative number of clock/credit hours the student has attempted. Students must maintain a 67% pace of completion to remain eligible for FSA funds. Financial Aid Warning Students not meeting SAP at a monitoring point will be notified of "Financial Aid Warning" for the subsequent payment period and remain eligible for FSA funds during the warning period, no appeal is necessary. The student will be advised of their status by mailed or emailed letter. The student's academic progress will be evaluated at the conclusion of the warning period. If a student meets SAP at the monitoring point concluding their warning period, the student will be removed from "Financial Aid Warning" and returned to regular status. If a student does not meet SAP at the monitoring point concluding their warning period, the student will lose their FSA eligibility unless they successfully appeal and are placed on financial aid probation. Financial Aid Probation A student who does not meet SAP following the financial aid warning period must successfully complete the terms of "Financial Aid Appeal" to be placed on probation. Probation cannot be given automatically. At the end of one payment period on financial aid probation, the student must make SAP or must be meeting the requirements of the SAP academic improvement plan (SAPAIP). Students on Financial Aid Probation remain eligible for FSA funds during the probation period or the period specified within the SAPAIP. Pacific College 2022-2023 Catalog 21