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As TitleIV administrators, we’re all too familiar with the term “conflicting information.” ” It’s a staple in our daily operations in highereducation, and its regulatory definition can be found in 34 CFR 668.16(f), f), 34 CFR 668.16(b)(3), b)(3), and 34 CFR 668.54(a)(2).
It emphasizes important details such what documentation that financial aid offices need to collect and when it is appropriate to request additional information… More » Reminder: TitleIV Eligibility Requirements for Unaccompanied, Homeless Youth The post Reminder: TitleIV Eligibility Requirements for Unaccompanied, Homeless Youth first appeared (..)
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.
The Department of Education (ED) released Dear Colleague Letter (DCL) GEN-23-03 earlier this year to ensure proper oversight of Third-Party Services that perform various functions related to institutions’ participation in TitleIV aid programs.
Specifically: “ Entities performing the functions of student recruiting and retention, the provision of software products and services involving TitleIV administration activities, and the provision of educational content and instruction are defined as third-party servicers.”
The federal government published a comprehensive guide to how TitleIV institutions state grant agencies, and contractors can utilize personally identifiable information that they receive from the FAFSA Application. of Education Issues Guidance on Handling FAFSA Data When Administering Student Aid The post Dept.
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