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What is the primary purpose of a college's 'Satisfactory Academic Progress' (SAP) policy for students receiving federal financial aid?

A To ensure students complete a minimum number of extracurricular activities.
B To monitor students' academic performance to remain eligible for aid.
C To track students' attendance in all registered classes.
D To determine eligibility for on-campus housing.

✓ Correct Answer: Option B

SAP policies require students to meet specific academic standards (GPA, completion rate, maximum timeframe) to continue receiving federal financial aid. Failure to meet SAP can result in loss of aid eligibility.

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