If you do not withdraw, you receive failing grades in the courses that you attended, do you lose your loan?
If I do not withdraw, and you receive failing grades in the courses for which you attending half time. Are you still eligible for a federal loan? I am attending class but failing. Are private loans different from federal loans? Can I get a private loan? I am worried that I won’t be able to get a loan for fall because I failed all summer course. The first three hour class I didn’t finish because I knew I was failing, yet I didn’t drop it because I needed 6 hours. The 3 hour class I am attending now, I am going finish even if I fail it. I make decent grades, yet summer classes hasn’t been easy for me this year. I have a daughter and I am separated from my husband. Thanks for advice.
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I would check with your financial aide office asap before you drop. Sometimes, if you drop after a certain number of days, you do not have to pay back grants and still qualify for the loans, but I’m not sure entirely how that works.
Also, I wouldn’t worry about fall. You need to fail a certain number of overall credits before they will deny the loan, and even then you can still challenge that decision if you had special circumstances or can prove you will work harder.
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4 years ago
There are 2 forms of withdrawals, withdrawal before the time decrease and after it. Withdrawal on or before the time decrease gets a W grade, that’s notated on the transcript yet has no impression on your GPA. Withdrawal after the time decrease gets a WF, which counts comparable to an F on your GPA. once you’re before the time decrease then it rather is greater suitable to withdraw. once you’re after the time decrease, you may to boot end the class to work out what to anticipate next time once you retake it, and you ought to retake it or it is going to likely be very undesirable on your GPA.
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