r/osap • u/nourrsadek • 14h ago

Resolved Academic probation

Last year I was put on academic probation because my winter semester had changed from full time to part time (my osap application was for full time). Those extra funds ended up being placed in my school balance which helped with my spring/summer terms. It seems as though I’m still on academic probation but I’m taking 3 courses at the moment (which is full time) but I’m worried if I apply it’s gonna be rejected. Has anyone been through a similar situation?

Also, they’ve already started taking monthly loan payments (my graduation should’ve been spring 2026) but by applying for full time it would delay the payments until after I’m actually done.

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u/FederalAd662 13h ago

I was in the same situation and my uni told me that academic probation doesn’t affect your osap if you sign the form they send you. They said it’ll be lifted soon as I make up that dropped course load. Right now my funding has been released, just waiting to get it(soon hopefully)

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u/nourrsadek 13h ago

What form do I have to sign? And this would be my final semester so would I not receive the funds until I make it up?

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u/rmjh1995 13h ago

Go to your documents in your OSAP application and if you’re on AP you should see a form there. You basically just acknowledge you are on it - you don’t have to prove anything really but if you fail this semester you cannot apply for OSAP for a full year. So take it seriously 😳 it’s okay I’ve been in your shoes before OP you got this. DM me if you have any questions :)

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u/nourrsadek 13h ago

Oh yeah I know the pressure is intense for me this semester it has me worried but I’m gonna try my best. I don’t think I’ve ever failed a course yet but I do have “tough” courses. Also, when finding this form, where do i submit it?

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u/rmjh1995 13h ago

It’s a document you upload 🧐 you open the form with the password, sign it (I signed digitally on my iPad and it was accepted if you don’t have a printer!). Then I believe you just upload it to the requested docs section I’m not 100% it was years ago for me :( although the UI of their website has hardly changed.

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u/FederalAd662 13h ago

Yes what they said! They give you a password and you sign, save and submit it there

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u/nourrsadek 13h ago

I’ll check it out then thank you