What does this mean?

Question

i checked my account on my school and this showed up:

You have unsatisfied student requirements for this aid year.
Based on your academic transcript, the status of your academic progress is Financial Aid Good Standing as of Fall 2007

I had already received an email saying that i was elegible, and im going to spring of 2008, i don't know why fall 2007 appeared, do you have any idea what does it mean? am i not getting help?

it says my EFC is 00000

is the first time i go to college and i have 15 credits, i haven't been on classes yet

i send the paperwork a week and a half ago, i went to see my SAR and it said: prosseced and that i was elegible for a pell grant and other federal aid types

Answer 1

You should ask a financial aid officer for more information. Schools have to have Satisfactory Academic Progress procdures (which is what it sounds like the "Good Standing" is); they may have inadvertantly added it for Fall instead of saying "Good" for Spring if this is your first time attending.

In addition, something else in packaging your award may have triggered the need for some additional information (unsatisfied requirements part).

So, talk to a financial aid officer and see what's going on and what else, if anything, you need to do to make sure your aid package is complete when you start Spring 2008. Good luck!

Answer 2

Federal financial aid is dependent upon your satisfactory progress with your courses. It could be a sign of work in progress, but it depends on the individual school itself. There could be some information about it in your student handbook. If not, your best bet is to talk to your college's financial aid department or your financial aid advisor. I will include some links that should provide some more reading on the subject. Good luck!

Answer 3

Hard to say did you sign up for the required credits? Did you fail any classes over summer(or last term)?
Does it say you need to sign or send any paper work in?