If your family’s financial situation has changed since you filed your FAFSA, you may want to submit a Parent Review form. The review process will allow ASU to reevaluate your FAFSA and your Student Aid Index (SAI) — the measurement of your family's financial strength that helps determine your eligibility for need-based aid — to establish if you are eligible for additional aid based on the change in your special circumstances.
Student Aid Index (SAI) measures your family's financial strength and is used to determine your eligibility for need-based aid during one academic year. You receive an SAI based on the processing results of your FAFSA. If the income information on your FAFSA has changed since the time you filed, you may submit an income reduction review. The review, if approved, will reevaluate your FAFSA and your SAI using the current information.
If this item is listed under your Financing Tasks in My ASU, your financial aid disbursement will be placed on hold until you provide the information requested.
Why this is needed
You are currently not meeting academic standards necessary to remain eligible for financial aid. You can submit this form to request to have your aid reinstated for one probationary term while you work to regain good academic standing.
Standards not meeting
GPA: You have not maintained the necessary 2.00 cumulative GPA for an undergraduate or law student or 3.00 for a graduate student.
Max hours: You have exceeded the maximum attempted credit hour limit for your degree program.
Why this is needed
Why this is needed
You have successfully completed your satisfactory academic progress probation but still do not meet the cumulative SAP standards necessary to remain eligible for financial aid. You can submit this form to request to have your aid reinstated for one probationary term while you work to regain good academic standing.
Standard not meeting: Pace rate
You are currently not meeting the pace rate standard, which requires you to have passed 67% of your total attempted ASU credit hours in your current degree program.
Why this is needed
You have successfully completed your satisfactory academic progress probation but still do not meet the cumulative SAP standards necessary to remain eligible for financial aid. You can submit this form to request to have your aid reinstated for one probationary term while you work to regain good academic standing.
Standard not meeting: Max hours
You have exceeded the maximum attempted credit hour limit for your degree program.
Why this is needed
You have successfully completed your satisfactory academic progress probation but still do not meet the cumulative SAP standards necessary to remain eligible for financial aid. You can submit this form to request to have your aid reinstated for one probationary term while you work to regain good academic standing.
Standards not meeting
GPA: You have not maintained the necessary 2.00 cumulative GPA for an undergraduate or law student or 3.00 for a graduate student.
Why this is needed
You have successfully completed your satisfactory academic progress probation but still do not meet the cumulative SAP standards necessary to remain eligible for financial aid. You can submit this form to request to have your aid reinstated for one probationary term while you work to regain good academic standing.
Standards not meeting
GPA: You have not maintained the necessary 2.00 cumulative GPA for undergrad and law or 3.00 for grad students
Why this is needed
You have successfully completed your satisfactory academic progress probation but still do not meet the cumulative SAP standards necessary to remain eligible for financial aid. You can submit this form to request to have your aid reinstated for one probationary term while you work to regain good academic standing.
Standard not meeting
GPA: You have not maintained the necessary 2.00 cumulative GPA for an undergraduate or law student or 3.00 for a graduate student.