Repeated Coursework

After repeating a course, only the newly achieved grade will contribute to the GPA calculation. All course attempts will count towards the quantitative and maximum timeframe calculations. Students are only allowed to receive federal financial aid for one repeat of a previously passed course.

DVM TUITION REPEATER POLICY

Effective for students admitted to the Four Year DVM program prior to August 2022 term:

  • DVM4 students in Terms 1-6 who are required to repeat coursework will not be charged tuition for the repeated courses; however, in all these cases, full administrative/student fees will be charged.

Effective for students admitted to the Four Year DVM program as of the August 2022 term and thereafter:

  • DVM4 students in Terms 1-6 who are required to repeat a course will be charged administrative fees and a reduced tuition rate (1/2 of published tuition rate).
  • If the student is unsuccessful in completing the repeated course, either as a result of failing or withdrawing from the University, the tuition charges for the repeated course will be reversed. The student is responsible for the administrative fees based on the standard refund policy.
  • If the student is a federal or private student loan recipient, and the tuition reversal creates an over award, the over award amount will be returned to the lender on the student’s behalf.

Effective May 2023 for all students:

  • All SVM students in Terms 1 -6 will be charged full tuition and fees for all courses/Terms, including repeated courses due to failure, withdrawing from a course or returning from a leave of absence (LOA).
    • If a student repeats a course due to a failure and the student is subsequently unsuccessful in the repeated course, the tuition charges for the repeated course will be reversed. The student is responsible for administrative fees based on the standard refund policy.
      • Unsuccessful is defined as either a failure in the course or withdrawing from the course/university.
    • If the student is a federal or private student loan recipient, and the tuition reversal creates an overaward, the overaward amount will be returned to the lender on the student’s behalf.
  • Students receiving scholarships should consult the Office of Financial Aid (faid@sgu.edu)
  • Students who have questions regarding the tuition refund/repeated coursework policy should contact the Office of the Bursar (studentfinance@sgu.onmicrosoft.com).

Policy is subject to change