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90-10 Compliance Issues. B. ECASLA $2000: Expires 6-30-11 w/o Extension1. ECASLA $$: Part or all of extra $2000 beyond regular unsub loan amount, non-T4 treatment 2. Payment Period : actual disbursements in payment period (PP) compared to what would have been made w/o $2000 ECASLA unsub $$3. M
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1. 90-10 Compliance Issues A. GAO October 2010 Report: 2003-2008
FP growth 83% enrollment, 210% T4
Average T4% FP schools – 66% by 2008
7 schools failed; 15% all FP over 85%
2-16-11 DOE Report: 8 over 90%, 257 over 85%
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2. 90-10 Compliance Issues B. ECASLA $2000: Expires 6-30-11 w/o Extension
1. ECASLA $$: Part or all of extra $2000 beyond regular unsub loan amount, non-T4 treatment
2. Payment Period : actual disbursements in payment period (PP) compared to what would have been made w/o $2000 ECASLA unsub $$
3. Meeting 90/10 w/o ECASLA??
* Pro forma calculation
*Increase tuition to create ‘gap’ not covered by T4 ?
*Increase institutional loans (grad forgiveness?)
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3. 90-10 Compliance Issues C. Title IV Ineligible Program (length/type): revenue includible in 90-10 denominator if program:
(1) is licensed/approved by state licensing agency; OR
(2) is accredited by a DOE recognized agency; OR
(3) leads to industry recognized credential or prepares student for exam to obtain credential; OR
(4) provides state required update training (CEU) for maintaining licensure, OR
(5) provides specialized training for additional or advanced licensure within a vocational field.
4. 90-10 Compliance Issues D. Institutional Loans:
1. Period: 7/1/08 to 6/30/12
2. Loan – NOT installment payments under enrollment agreement or tuition billing plan
3. Need formal elements:
(A) Written enforceable promissory note: need fixed maturity; probably need to charge interest
(B) Loans made at regular enrollment intervals – not year end
(C) Regular loan repayments/collections (beware quick or high % write-offs)
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5. 90-10 Compliance Issues E. Qualifying Institutional Scholarships (cash/discount)
1. Restricted special account maintained by institution
2. Published grant criteria focused on academic merit and/or financial need
* Written applications
* Written award letters
* Regular cycles – i.e., not year end
3. Funds in account must be from: (i) outside sources – not institution or affiliates (employees & shareholders), or (ii) income earned on such funds
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