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A student on financial aid fails to meet the Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) requirements at the end of the academic year. What is the most likely immediate consequence?

A The student will be permanently ineligible for federal financial aid.
B The student's federal financial aid will be suspended, pending an appeal.
C The student will be required to repay all previously received federal financial aid.
D The student's academic probation status will automatically make them eligible for additional grant aid.

✓ Correct Answer: Option B

Failure to meet SAP requirements typically results in financial aid suspension. Students often have the opportunity to appeal this decision by explaining their circumstances and outlining a plan for academic improvement.

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