Appeal Form Availability and Deadlines
The deadlines below apply to students who are on Financial Aid Disqualification for low GPA, less than 67% Completion of Credits, or exceeding Maximum Attempted Credits/Time Frame.
2023 Fall Semester:
- The deadline to submit an appeal was September 8, 2023.
2024 Spring Semester:
- The deadline to submit an appeal was February 1, 2024.
2024 Summer Semester:
- The appeal form for students requesting reinstatement for the 2024 summer semester may be submitted beginning:
- April 26, 2024 for students who DID NOT attend the 2024 spring semester
- May 20, 2024 for students who DID attended the 2024 spring semester
- Review of summer semester reinstatement appeals will begin May 28, 2024
- The deadline to submit an appeal for the 2024 summer semester is June 7, 2024. To request approval to submit a late appeal June 8 - July 19, 2024 email your name, ID number, and explanation of the circumstances that prevented you from meeting the original deadline to kristie.myers@ndsu.edu.
Students with an INFO status on Campus Connection may submit a Maximum Attempted Credits/Time Frame Appeal Form as late as two weeks prior to the last day of the semester. For the 2023-24 academic year, those dates are:
- Fall — 12/1/2023
- Spring — 4/26/2024
- Summer — 7/19/2024
Financial Aid Disqualification Appeal Form
Submit this appeal form if you have been disqualified from financial aid for:
- Grade Point Average (GPA) less than 2.0 (or 3.0 for graduate students)
- Successful completion of Attempted Credits less than 67%
Maximum Attempted Credits/Time Frame Appeal
Complete the Maximum Attempted Credits/Time Frame Appeal form if either status below applies:
- Financial Aid Disqualification due to exceeding the maximum attempted credits/time frame limit.
- Financial Aid INFO status for nearing the maximum attempted credits/time frame limit.
Students appealing disqualification for exceeding the maximum attempted credits/time frame or INFO status and another disqualifying criteria such as cumulative GPA or 67% successful completion of credits, must submit BOTH forms.
Not sure which form to use?
- Submit the Financial Aid Disqualification Appeal Form for:
- Cumulative grade point average (GPA) below 2.0 (or 3.0 for graduate students)
- Successful cumulative completion of Attempted Credits less than 67%
- Submit the Maximum Attempted Credits/Time Frame Appeal Form for:
- Exceeding the Maximum Attempted Credits for the declared major in an undergraduate degree program
- Exceeding the Maximum Time Frame/number of semesters needed to complete a masters, or doctorate degree
- On Financial Aid INFO status and will not graduate at the end of the next semester of enrollment.
- If the student is disqualified due to both 1 and 2, both appeal forms must be submitted.