What is the Title IV limit on remedial courses a student can receive aid for?

What is the Title IV limit on remedial courses a student can receive aid for?

• A. 12 semester hours, 15 quarter hours, or 300 clock hours
• B. 24 semester hours, 30 quarter hours, or 600 clock hours
• C. 30 semester hours, 45 quarter hours, or 900 clock hours
• D. 6 semester hours, 9 quarter hours, or 150 clock hours

Answer: (C)

Remedial coursework funded by federal Title IV aid is capped to prevent unlimited use of aid for leveling-up courses. The maximum amount you can receive for remedial work is 30 semester hours, which is the same as 45 quarter hours or 900 clock hours. Schools report remedial work in different units, so the limit is provided in all three to reflect the same overall quantity regardless of how credits are measured. Once that cap is reached, Title IV aid won’t cover additional remedial courses, though aid can still apply to other degree-related coursework.

Remedial coursework funded by federal Title IV aid is capped to prevent unlimited use of aid for leveling-up courses. The maximum amount you can receive for remedial work is 30 semester hours, which is the same as 45 quarter hours or 900 clock hours. Schools report remedial work in different units, so the limit is provided in all three to reflect the same overall quantity regardless of how credits are measured. Once that cap is reached, Title IV aid won’t cover additional remedial courses, though aid can still apply to other degree-related coursework.