According to federal legislation, repeat classes may only count towards financial aid eligibility if (a) the course was previously failed or (b) the course was previously passed only once. This means a student who fails a class may repeat a class and have it count as credit toward the determination of enrollment status for financial aid purposes, but a student who has already passed a class may only repeat the class once more (i.e., to receive a better grade) and have these credits count toward financial aid eligibility. The Office of Financial Aid and Student Employment does not determine if you may repeat a class, only whether you may be eligible for financial aid for a repeat class. Since Summer 2019, impacted students have received an email notification.