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SATISFACTORY ACADEMIC PROGRESS POLICY

Federal law requires all students who receive financial aid to make Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP)) toward their degree.  The requirements that NMU students must meet can be found here. 



Promissory Notes and Entrance Counseling

Direct Loans Entrance

Counseling

FSA Direct Loans

Direct Loans Master Promissory Note for Students and Parents

Federal Perkins Loan

Master Promissory Note

www.dl.ed.gov

DLenote.ed.gov

www.signmyloan.com


News and Information

The official State of Michigan Website.
Hedgcock

The Financial Aid Office will be open from 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. (ET), Monday-Friday.  We are located in 2107 C.B. Hedgcock. When you visit our office, we ask to see a photo I.D. and you will also need to inform us of your NMU identification number. You can find your NMU IN by clicking on View Account Status at http://myuser.nmu.edu
Financial Aid Award Notification
When will you know about your financial aid package for the 2009-2010 school  year? New students will receive notification through the mail in mid/late March. Current NMU students will receive an e-mail or by visiting MyNMU.
More details.

Tracking Your Aid
Learn where your award package is in the granting and notification process by checking your student financial aid online.
NMU’s Federal Code

002301

This is Northern Michigan University’s Federal School Code that you will use when completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).

FAFSA
www.fafsa.ed.gov

2009-2010 Academic Year:  For maximum aid consideration and to help ensure your aid is in place by the time 2009 fall tuition is due, please file your FAFSA as soon as possible.

Financial Aid Toolbox

Financial Aid And Enrollment Changes
If you are making any adjustments to your fall semester schedule, please review the Drop and Add Policy. 

We will not recalculate Federal Pell, ACG, SMART and TEACH Grants based on a change in enrollment that occurs after September 1.

Key Dates
If you will be attending NMU in 2009-10, please review these dates:
  • Oct. 30:  Last day to drop a full semester course with a "W" grade
  • Nov. 13:  Last day to drop a second block course with a "W" grade
  • Dec. 7:  Exam week
  • Dec. 12:  Commencement
  • Dec. 15:  Grades due from faculty
  • Jan. 6-8:  Orientation for new students
  • Jan. 11:  First day of the 2010 Winter Semester
  • Feb. 14:  College Goal Sunday

Making Progress

Federal law requires all students who receive financial aid to make Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) toward their degree. Students at NMU must meet all of the SAP requirements.

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