Living and Learning 122|Page www.kutztown.edu/thekey Academic progress for the PA State grant is measured differently. For each semester a student receives a full-time grant they must complete 12 credits; for a part-time grant six credits are required. Classes that were previously passed and are repeated do not count as completed a second time. Student Scholarships Institutional scholarships are awarded through the admissions process. Most of those scholarships are for eight semesters (six for transfer students). For renewability, students must complete 24 credits and have a cumulative GPA of 2.50 or higher. Foundation scholarships are also awarded to students based on the donor’s criteria. The majority of these scholarships are awarded by academic departments and athletics. Many of these scholarships require the student to be a sophomore or higher so not all Foundation scholarships are available for new students. Withdrawing & Impact on Financial Aid Financial Aid Services strongly recommends that a student who is considering withdrawing from a course or from an entire semester meet with a financial aid counselor before taking any action. The counselor can explain how the withdrawal will affect the student at the time of the withdrawal or in subsequent semesters for measurement of financial aid progress. Also, based on the return of funds calculation for the different types of aid, the student could be obligated to repay any refunds from financial aid that the student was given prior to withdrawing or the student could owe the Office of Student Accounts for costs that are no longer being covered by financial aid based on the withdrawal date. Please visit the Financial Aid Office website www.kutztown.edu/financialaid or contact the office for assistance. Health & Wellness Services The Health & Wellness Center is located on the first floor of Beck Hall and includes the following departments: • Clinical Services. • Counseling Center. • Clinical Case Management. • Health Administrative Services. • Health Promotion and Alcohol & Other Drugs Services. All undergraduate and graduate students who are currently enrolled in classes and have paid the semester health center fee are eligible to receive services at the Health & Wellness Center. The health center fee is a required fee added to all undergraduate tuition invoices, which graduate students must opt-in to pay. Clinical Services The facility is an ambulatory healthcare center where students can receive care and treatment by registered nurses, family practice physicians, physician assistants, and certified registered nurse practitioners. Listed below is an overview of services provided at no additional cost: • Illness and injury care & treatment. • Reproductive health services, including gynecological exams, pregnancy testing, and birth control. • Confidential STI screening and treatment. • Self-care station containing first aid supplies, over-the-counter medications, period products, and condoms.
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