Financial Aid Advisor Case Study

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Hello Adrian,

I believe this question/concern will be best for an academic advisor to answer regarding academic probation, and I would also recommend you see a financial aid advisor in the enrollment to determine how it will affect your financial aid. I recommend you see them both first before making a decision. I can schedule you an appointment with an academic advisor if you would like me to.

Best regards,

Brandan L. McBride

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