How to Maintain Eligibility
In order to continue to receive a SEED
Scholarship after
your first year in the Associate in Arts program, you must:
- Submit a new FAFSA each year.
The recommended filing deadline is March 15.
- Be enrolled full-time
in the Associate in Arts Program in Dover, Georgetown, or Wilmington,
during the Fall and Spring semesters.
- Have a cumulative grade
point average of at least 2.5 at the end of the academic year.
- Not be convicted of a
felony.
- Make continual progress
toward the Associate in Arts Degree by earning a minimum of 24 credits
between the start of Fall semester and the end of Second Summer session.
Students who wish to take a semester leave for medical or
other reasons may request continuation of their eligibility for the
SEED
Scholarship by contacting the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid.
Summer and Winter Session enrollment is optional – you need
not enroll in Summer or Winter in order to maintain your SEED
Scholarship
eligibility, as long as you earn enough credits during the Fall and
Spring. SEED Scholarships are not
available for UD Summer and Winter sessions.
SEED Scholarships will cover courses that fulfill
requirements for the Associate in Arts Degree, up to a maximum of three
years
of attendance or 65 credits earned, whichever comes first.
Students who have successfully completed the
Associate in Arts requirements are not allowed to remain overtime in
the
Associate in Arts program and will not continue to receive SEED funds
after the
Associate in Arts Degree requirements have been met.
SEED Scholarship eligibility expires with
satisfaction of the Associate in Arts requirements.
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