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Satisfactory Academic Progress Requirements
All students receiving financial aid are required to maintain satisfactory
academic progress. Satisfactory academic progress will be monitored at
the end of each semester for all Financial Aid students based on the SBVC
Satisfactory Academic Policy. Per federal regulations, this policy must
apply to all students whether or not they were recipients of financial aid
previously at SBVC or any other college or university. The policy is
available online at
Disbursement Method
All students who are determined eligible for federal financial aid funds may
have their awards disbursed to their Wolverine Card or their personal bank
account via ACH transfer. The Wolverine Card offers students a secure
and convenient way in receiving their financial aid funds as soon as they
become available. Verification of identity through the USA Patriot Act is not
required. All students, including undocumented students, will be eligible for
the card. For more information on the benefits of the Wolverine Card or
ACH transfer or direct deposit. For information on how to enroll visit
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First Year Experience (FYE) (LA-150)
The San Bernardino Valley College (SBVC) First Year Experience (FYE)
program is designed to successfully transition first year students into
college. FYE provides a supportive and welcoming environment where first
year students connect with student support services on campus to ensure
student success.
The First Year Experience Program offers:
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Guaranteed courses-No competing for classes
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Book assistance and supplies
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Embedded academic counseling that focuses on educational and
career goals
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Study groups & learning communities
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Supplemental instruction
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Enhance study skills
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Learn how to utilize library resources to conduct research
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Academic support workshops, tutoring, fieldtrips, mentoring, and
service learning projects
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Connect with student support services
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Successfully transition first year students into college
For additional information about the First Year Experience Program (FYE),
please visit the FYE office located in the Liberal Arts Building, Room 150 or
call (909) 384-8988.
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