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A student receiving federal financial aid has failed to meet their institution's Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) requirements for two consecutive semesters. What is the most immediate consequence for the student's financial aid eligibility?

A The student will be permanently ineligible for federal financial aid.
B The student's federal loans will immediately enter repayment status.
C The student will lose eligibility for federal financial aid, unless an appeal is approved.
D The student will be placed on academic probation, but their aid will continue without interruption.

✓ Correct Answer: Option C

Failing SAP typically results in a loss of federal financial aid eligibility. However, students usually have the option to appeal this decision, often by demonstrating mitigating circumstances and outlining a plan for academic success.

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