学生了解学业成绩和 SAP 政策所需的信息

Z.W. Taylor, Sarah Pauter
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随着美国高等教育机构招生人数的不断减少,招生管理人员需要寻找一切机会留住学生。每个高等教育机构的学术和财务部门都有一个流程,那就是学业成绩和令人满意的学业进步(SAP)政策,这些政策规定了学生需要如何保持一定的平均学分绩点(GPA)和完成学业的速度,以维持学业成绩和获得资助的资格。
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What students need to navigate academic standing and SAP policies

As enrollment in higher education continues to decrease in U.S. institutions, enrollment managers need to explore every opportunity to retain the students they have. One process embedded within the academic and financial units of every institution of higher education are academic standing and satisfactory academic progress (SAP) policies that dictate how students need to maintain certain grade point averages (GPA) and paces of completion to maintain both academic standing and financial aid eligibility.

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