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Addendum: NYIT Catalogs
The addendum of the NYIT Undergraduate Catalog 2011-2011 provides a means of displaying corrections to the print and PDF versions of the catalog.
1. On page 81 of the NYIT Undergraduate Catalog 2011-2012, the section entitled "Financial Aid for Students Attending Repeated Coursework: Financial Aid Impact" is superseded with the following:
Financial Aid for Students Attending Repeated Coursework: Financial Aid Impact
Repeating courses may significantly impact Satisfactory Academic Progress and eligibility for Title IV Federal Financial Aid and Institutional Aid. Grades of "D" or better in repeated courses will be counted as credits earned. All course repeats will count as credits attempted and be used in the quantitative and maximum timeframe components of the SAP policy. Students should consult with a financial aid advisor before registering for a repeated course.
Effective July 1, 2011, the laws regarding repeated coursework will further impact recipients of Title IV Federal Financial Aid Funding. Students are allowed to repeat coursework under the circumstances listed below:
- May repeat a previously passed course only once (and receive aid for the repeated course)
- May repeat a failed course until it is passed
- May not repeat a previously passed course due only to a student's failure to pass other coursework
