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Failure to meet a college's Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) policy typically results in which immediate consequence for a student receiving federal financial aid?

A Automatic enrollment in a remedial academic program.
B A permanent revocation of all future federal financial aid eligibility.
C Loss of eligibility for federal financial aid, unless an appeal is successfully granted.
D An increase in the interest rate on existing federal student loans.

✓ Correct Answer: Option C

If a student fails to meet SAP requirements, they typically lose eligibility for federal financial aid. However, students usually have the option to appeal this decision based on extenuating circumstances.

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