Summer Financial Aid

Students who wish to receive financial aid for the Summer semester must meet the following criteria:

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Have a valid ) on file for the current aid year.
Submit the Summer Financial Aid Application listed on the page.

Financial aid eligibility is based on the number of credits a student is enrolled in. Students must be enrolled in at least six credit hours to receive federal financial aid.

Summer Enrollment

To ensure timely processing and notification of aid, students must register for all their Summer classes (for all sessions) by 11 pm on the first day of the SummerAdd/Drop Period, which ends one business day after the first class meeting. The Add/Drop Period for each semester and each session can be found on the Academic Calendar.

If a student changes their enrollment, does not attend, or does not complete a registered course, their aid will be adjusted, and they will likely owe a balance. Unpaid balances will result in a hold on their account.

Financial aid is earned based on days of attendance. Students who do not complete their Summer courses will be subjected to the calculation, resulting in loss of aid. This return calculation can occur AFTER Summer classes have concluded and will result in a balance due.

If a student decides they no longer want to attend a class they have registered for, they MUST drop the course(s) online. The student is responsible for ensuring that their schedule matches their intentions.

Summer Refund Policy

If a student withdraws from courses:

Before or during the Add/Drop Period, they will receive a 100 % refund
Between one and three calendar days after the Add/Drop Period ends, they will receive a 50% refund for their tuition only; no fees will be refunded.
No refunds will be given four or more calendar days after the Add/Drop Period ends.
For more information on refunds, please visit the Refund Policy page.

for Summer

Summer aid is processed before Spring grades are posted. If a student is or does at the end of the Spring semester, they will be ineligible for Summer financial aid. Any Summer aid awarded will be canceled, resulting in a balance due.

Due to the academic intensity of the Summer term, if a student is on an or is on an approved , we strongly suggest they discuss their Summer enrollment with Academic Advising. For more information on financial aid Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) and SAP status definitions, please visit the

If a student is on an SAP Warning status at the end of the Spring semester:

Undergraduates must earn a minimum 2.0 GPA and successfully complete 66.7% of the Summer courses attempted.
Graduate students must earn a minimum 3.0 GPA and successfully complete 66.7% of the Summer courses attempted.
Failure to achieve the above requirements will result in a failing SAP status and the loss of financial aid for the upcoming Fall semester.

If a student is on SAP Probation:

They must have an approved SAP Appeal with the Financial Aid Office.
They must be on an approved Summer Academic Improvement Plan from the Center for Academic Excellence (CAE/ADVISING).
Undergraduates must earn a minimum 2.0 GPA and successfully complete 66.7% of the Summer courses attempted.
Graduate students must earn a minimum 3.0 GPA and successfully complete 66.7% of the Summer courses attempted.
Failure to meet the above requirements will violate the Academic Improvement Plan and loss of financial aid eligibility at Salem State.

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