Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) is the term used to determine if a student is making acceptable progress toward a degree or certificate. At the end of each academic year (at the conclusion of spring semester), a review of a student’s progress is conducted. A student’s failure to meet Satisfactory Academic Progress standards (for all terms of enrollment) may result in loss of federal aid eligibility.
To learn more about SAP for your academic program, select your degree/program listed below:
Juris Doctor
Master of Legal Studies (MLS)
LL.M. & Master of Taxation (MT)
Paralegal Certificate