Graduate Financial Aid

The Office of Financial Aid is committed to ensuring compliance with federal, state, and university guidelines. We understand our role is one of a trusted advisor, and we approach our professional duties with the highest ethical standards. 

Federal regulations and Emory University policies require that financial aid recipients make satisfactory academic progress. This means that you must proceed toward the successful and timely completion of your degree requirements. The programs affected by the satisfactory academic progress requirements include all federal, state, and university aid. If you receive funds from any of these programs, you must demonstrate and maintain satisfactory academic progress or you will face financial aid probation, denial of aid from these sources, or both. If you receive scholarships that are based on merit, you also must comply with the specific academic requirements associated with the scholarship.

Each school and division within the university sets its own required standards for continuation in a program of study. Please refer to your school's academic advisors for details regarding these requirements.