Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP)
Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) is the process used to determine if a student is making acceptable progress toward a degree or certificate. The federal government and the New York State government each measure SAP differently.
Frequently Asked Questions
Withdrawals
Withdrawing from individual courses or the entire semester can have significant financial implications. Students are strongly encouraged to speak to the Financial Aid Office before withdrawing to discuss the ramifications.
- Withdrawals & Financial Aid
- How to withdraw from a course(s)
- College Policy on Withdrawals and Leaves
- Billing Liability Deadlines IMPORTANT: Students may remain liable for charges even if they have withdrawn from some or all courses.
Where To Get Academic Help
Office |
Location |
Servicces Provided |
|---|---|---|
Academic Success |
Butler Library 149 (716) 878-5223 |
Free tutoring for: math, writing, science & technology, languages, online tutoring, and other subjects available on a scheduled and drop in basis |
Career and Professional Education |
Grover Cleveland 306 (716) 878-5811 |
The Career and Professional Education assists students and alumni with career exploration and decision-making, gaining valuable experience, job search preparation, finding jobs and internships, and selecting and applying to graduate schools. |
Counseling Center |
Weigel Health Center, 2nd floor (716) 878-4436 |
Provides counseling and mental health services to assist students. |
Math Center |
Butler Library 147 (716) 878-5178 |
Offers a variety of free math tutoring. |
Medical Assistance |
Weigel Health Center (716) 878-6711 |
Weigel Health Center provides health and wellness services for all registered students. |
Writing Center |
Butler Library 149 (716) 878-3655 |
Offers an array of free services to assist students throughout all stages of the writing process. Tutors are available to help students with brainstorming, drafting, revising, editing, and other writing needs or questions. |