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The electronic announcement below describes the federal requirements for TitleIV institutions to disclose all related party transactions in their audited financial statements in accordance with guidance set by the AICPA.
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Federal Student Aid is hosting a pair of webinars later this year to train administrators on the recertification process for TitleIV programs, which must be submitted 90 days before the expiration of their school’s Program Participate Agreement (PPA).
In a Dear Colleague letter, the Department of Education provided the requirements for institutions who want to receive TitleIV aid for direct assessment programs.
In a Dear Colleague letter, the Department of Education provided the requirements for institutions who want to receive TitleIV aid for direct assessment programs.
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Programming to include a nationwide collective of educators, administrators, and thought leaders. “We The overall enrollment nationwide at TitleIV institutions (schools that process federal financial aid) is 8% Hispanic males and 5% Black males.
Michael Connolly, the plaintiffs’ lawyer, argued that if the forgiveness program was cancelled, the Biden administration could use the Higher Education Act as a source of authority to forgive a greater amount of debt. He described himself as cautiously optimistic about the outcome of the case.
college, university, and technical and vocational institutions eligible to participate in any of the TitleIV federal student financial aid programs. Miguel Cardona IPEDS gathers information annually from U.S. Secretary of Education Dr. Miguel A.
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Department ofEducation to the Small Business Administration (SBA)an agency that, on same day, announced it would be cutting its staff bynearly half. Would they understand the nuances of TitleIV program eligibility, or the legal obligations that come with administering federal aid? There is no evidence they couldor would.
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